Non-environmental toys and toy packaging materials have been blocked by Europe and the United States

With the increasing awareness of environmental protection by consumers, Europe and the United States have increasingly stringent requirements for the manufacture of toys and toy packaging materials, and non-renewable or recycled materials will not be able to enter the local market.

Materials used for toys and packaging in Europe (including outer packagings and inner boxes) must comply with EU environmental protection requirements. In addition to strict compliance with CE marking directives for toy safety, the European Union also requires that “recycling marks” be printed on packaging boxes for consumers to handle. The EU implements increasingly stringent management of products and packaging materials that affect the environment, especially plastic materials. For example, a “paper recycling mark” shall be printed on the inner box or the outer box, and the inner box and the outer box on which the “paper recycling mark” is printed shall not be bound using U-nails and glue shall be used. Sealing tapes should be free of wax or no colloidal kraft paper or tape. The supplier must sign a "Recycling of Waste Charges" with a European company to confirm the flow of waste packaging.

In Argentina, South America, its implementation of toy safety is the technical regulations of the Southern Common Market. Regulations require that the logo (including the name, trade name or trademark, the address of the manufacturer or importer) and all warnings to be observed during use be attached to the toy packaging. Many countries have continuously introduced new measures to bring a lot of tests to our toy companies. For example, the first payment system for product packaging recycling fees introduced in Canada imposes higher cost requirements on toy products that focus on packaging. Another example is the increasing demand for the paint requirements for wooden toys in some countries, and for the filling of velvet toys, which has also brought great influence on the export of toys in China.

China is a big producer and exporter of toys. Faced with increasingly stringent new requirements in foreign countries, domestic enterprises must take active measures to establish a sound product traceability system, start from the source, start from the raw materials, in order to ensure that products meet the requirements of environmental protection of consumption.