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To get help, click here https://www.goatconsulting.com/contac... This post will cover the compliance topic of the Children’s Product Certificate (CPC) for selling on Amazon. As a seller on Amazon, you have a responsibility to ensure the products you sell have the correct safety and quality certifications. Amazon customers need to feel confident the products they are purchasing are safe to use, especially products intended for children. Amazon requires sellers to keep up-to-date certifications on listings. If you do not keep the documents up to date, Amazon may remove your products from the Amazon store. This post will cover an overview of the Children’s Product Certificate, identifying requirements for Amazon listings, and how to upload CPC documents to Amazon. Children's Product Certificate CPC Overview This section will define what the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) considers a children’s product, the components of a CPC, and an example CPC. Children’s Product Defined In the US, children’s products are defined as consumer products designed or intended primarily for children 12 years of age or younger. The government agency responsible for promoting safety in consumer products is the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). The CPSC regulates and is subject to a set of rules called children’s product safety rules. As an Amazon seller, you need to know if your product falls within the definition of a children’s product. Children’s Product Certificate CPC Components The Children’s Product Certificate (CPC) is a document that outlines important information about a product that certifies that a children’s product meets federal safety standards. Generally speaking, it is to ensure that the product does not pose any hazards to children. This test must be completed by a CPSC-accepted laboratory in English. The components of a CPC must include all of the following: Identification of the Product - The product must be defined in enough detail to match each product it covers. On CPC documents the ASIN takes precedence over all other product identifiers including SKU, UPC, or product name. Citation to each CPSC children’s product safety rule - Not every CPC will look the same, there are many types and categories of children’s products that each have individual rules that must be addressed in the certification. It is important before you start selling on Amazon that you understand what specific requirements you need to cover in your CPC testing process. Identification of the Importer or Domestic Manufacturer - Each CPC test needs at least the name, mailing address, and telephone number of the importer or manufacturer. Contact Information for Individual Who Maintains Compliance Records - Each CPC test needs at least the name, mailing address, and telephone number of that individual. Date and Location of Manufacturing - the dates must at least include the month and year. The location needs at least the city, state, and country where the product was manufactured or finally assembled. Dates and Locations When the Product Was Tested - similar to manufacturing, the dates must at least include the month and year. The location needs at least the city, state, and country where the product was tested. Identify any third party, CPSC-accepted Laboratory on Whose Testing the Certificate Depends: The CPC requires the name, mailing address, and telephone number of the laboratory. Registered small batch manufacturers who are not required to third-party-test their product to certain children’s product safety requirements must include the registration number provided by the CPSC in this section of the CPC. Amazon will reject the document if all areas are not covered in the document, so ensure you review your documentation in detail before submitting it... Click here to read more https://www.goatconsulting.com/amazon...