Technical Regulations TR CU 008/2011

TECHNICAL REGULATION
OF THE CUSTOMS UNION

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TR CU 008/2011
On Safety of Toys
Contents

Preface

Article 1. Scope of Application

Article 2. Definitions

Article 3. Rules of Circulation on the Market

Article 4. Safety Requirements

Article 5. Ensuring Compliance with Safety Requirements

Article 6. Conformity Confirmation

Article 7. Marking with the Single Mark of Product Circulation

on the Market of the Customs Union Member States

Article 8. Safeguard Clause

Annex 1 List of products that are not regarded as

toys and which are outside the scope of

the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union

"On Safety of Toys" (TR CU 008/2011)

Annex 2 Hygienic safety requirements for toys in

accordance with the Technical Regulation of the Customs

Union "On Safety of Toys" (TR CU 008/2011)

Annex 3 Requirements for information on hazards and for measures

to be taken when using toys

that present the greatest hazard, in

accordance with the Technical Regulation

of the Customs Union "On Safety of Toys"

(TR CU 008/2011)

Article 1. Scope of Application

1. This Technical Regulation establishes safety requirements for toys that are mandatory for application and fulfilment in the customs territory of the Eurasian Economic Union (hereinafter – the Union).

Where other Technical Regulations of the Union (Customs Union) establishing safety requirements for toys have been adopted in respect of toys, such toys must comply with the requirements of all Technical Regulations of the Union (Customs Union) that apply to them.

This Technical Regulation applies to toys released into circulation in the customs territory of the Union.

2. This Technical Regulation does not apply to the products specified in Annex 1 to this Technical Regulation that are not regarded as toys, nor to toys made to individual order, exhibition samples, or toys that have previously been in use.

3. This Technical Regulation has been adopted for the purposes of protecting the life and health of children and of persons supervising them, and of preventing actions that mislead purchasers (consumers) of toys as to their purpose and safety.

Article 2. Definitions

For the purposes of applying this Technical Regulation, the concepts used are those established by the Protocol on Technical Regulation within the Eurasian Economic Union (Annex No. 9 to the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union of 29 May 2014) and by the standard conformity assessment schemes approved by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission of 18 April 2018 No. 44, as well as the following concepts, which mean the following:

scented toy – a toy or part of a toy treated with a natural food flavoring;

trampoline for domestic use (trampoline) – a toy that bears the child's body weight and whose design allows jumping;

ignition - the onset of combustion under the effect of an ignition source, accompanied by a flame;

flammability - the ability of substances and materials to ignite;

play set containing chemical substances (not being a set for chemical experiments) - a set for making plaster casts; ceramic materials and vitrifying enamels supplied in sets for equipping miniature art workshops; sets containing modelling compounds based on plasticized polyvinyl chloride (with subsequent hardening in an oven); art casting sets; pouring sets; photo developing sets; adhesives, paints, varnishes, diluents and cleaners (solvents) supplied in construction kits;

play kit - a toy consisting of various objects, materials and substances, intended to develop children's creativity and manual skills;

toy - a product or material intended for play by a child (children) under 14 years of age;

activity toy – a toy intended for active recreation, whose supporting structure remains stationary during use and on which climbing, jumping, swinging, sliding, rolling, spinning, splashing, crawling or any combination of these actions can be performed;

aquatic toy - a toy (inflatable or non-inflatable) that bears the load of the child's body weight when swimming and (or) is intended for play in shallow water;

printed tabletop toy - a toy produced by printing methods, with or without the use of additional play elements;

magnetic toy – a toy whose design includes 1 or more magnets and (or) magnetic elements;

soft-stuffed toy - a toy, with or without a frame, with a soft surface and soft filling that allows a child to squeeze its main part easily by hand;

scale model toy - a toy whose dimensions are determined on a reduced scale relative to the actual dimensions of its prototype;

commercial name of a toy – a word or phrase that may supplement the name of the toy.

The commercial name of a toy need not reflect its consumer properties and must not replace the product name; it may also coincide with the manufacturer's trademark (for example, Baby Born doll "Magic Girl");

construction kit - a set of mechanical and (or) electrical (electronic) components intended for assembling various toys from it;

flying toy - a toy or part of a toy intended to be launched into free flight by means of an energy source (for example, compressed gas, a spring, electricity or inertial force) that continues to propel the object after the initial launch for a certain period or for the entire flight;

magnetic component of a toy - a part of a toy that includes an attached magnet or a fully or partially inserted magnet;

toy material - all materials that make up a toy;

set for making perfumery and cosmetic products - a toy intended to help a child acquire skills in making products such as soap, cream, shampoo, bath foam, lipstick, toothpaste, conditioner and other similar products;

set for developing taste skills (taste set) - a toy intended to help a child prepare dishes and drinks that include food ingredients such as flavouring substances, liquids and dry mixes;

board game for developing the sense of smell (set for developing the sense of smell) - a toy intended to help a child acquire skills in recognising various odours and aromatic compositions;

circulation of a toy on the market - the processes by which a toy passes from the manufacturer to the user (purchaser) in the customs territory of the Union, which the toy undergoes after its manufacture is completed;

optical toy - a toy whose operating principle is based on the principles of geometrical optics;

rattle - a toy intended for infants (under 1 year of age) that makes a sound when shaken and whose design allows it to be used while held in the hand by the child or by a person supervising the child;

user - a child using a toy for its intended purpose, and the person supervising the child;

purchaser (consumer) - a natural person or legal entity intending to purchase a toy or purchasing it;

intended use - use of a toy in accordance with its purpose as specified by the manufacturer on the toy and (or) in the operating documents;

child - a person under 14 years of age;

risk - a combination of the probability of harm and the consequences of that harm for the life and health of the child and of the person supervising the child;

typical sample - a product sample selected from a group of homogeneous toys (toys of one manufacturer, of one age group (for children under 3 years of age, or 3 years of age and older), of the same design type, with the same functions, manufactured according to one technical document from the same materials, and subject to the same safety requirements), having the largest set of functional characteristics (combining all design features of products of the same type) that ensure compliance with the established safety requirements;

sound recording playback device - a toy component intended to play back audio signals obtained by sound recording and contained on an analogue or digital medium or recorded in a specific file, the set of which can be changed by the user;

functional toy - a toy that is a model of an article or device used by adults, imitating its purpose and the performance of its functions;

functional magnet - a magnet intended for the operation of motors, relays, speakers and other electrical or electronic parts of a toy (where the magnetic properties are not among the play characteristics of the toy);

chemical toy - a set for children to carry out chemical experiments, consisting of one or more chemical substances and (or) reagents, supplied with or without equipment;

electric toy - a toy in which at least one function is performed by means of electrical energy.

electromechanical toy - a toy that uses an electric motor intended to drive component parts of the toy.

Article 3. Rules for Circulation on the Union Market

1. Toys shall be placed on the market in the customs territory of the Union provided that they have undergone the necessary conformity assessment procedures established by this Technical Regulation and by other Technical Regulations of the Union (Customs Union) that apply to them.

2. Toys whose conformity with the requirements of this Technical Regulation has not been confirmed shall not be marked with the single mark of product circulation on the Union market and shall not be permitted to be placed on the market in the customs territory of the Union.

Article 4. Safety Requirements

1. A toy shall be designed and manufactured in such a way that, when used for its intended purpose, it does not pose a hazard to the life and health of children, and of persons supervising them, and ensures the absence of risk:

arising from the design of the toy;

arising from the materials used;

associated with the use of the toy, which cannot be eliminated by changing the design of the toy without changing its function and main characteristics, replacing the material.

The risk in using toys shall be commensurate with the age-related characteristics of children.

2. Materials

2.1. The materials from which toys are made shall be clean (free from contamination).

2.2. Toys intended for children under 3 years of age shall not use natural fur, natural leather, glass, porcelain, flocked materials (rubber, cardboard and paper), stuffing granules of 3 mm or less without an inner cover, or fillers of rattle-like toys whose size increases by more than 5% in a humid environment.

2.3. Toys shall not use secondary raw materials obtained by reprocessing used materials. The use of the manufacturer's own production waste is permitted for the production of toys.

2.4. In toys intended for children over 3 years of age, glass (which a child may touch fully or partially) may be used where it is:

functionally justified (for example, for optical toys, light bulbs, glass used in experiment sets);

glass fibre reinforcing a fabric, if it is a component of a polymer composite material;

articles made of solid glass in the form of balls or doll eyes.

2.5. The protective and decorative coating of toys shall be resistant to wet treatment and to the action of saliva and sweat.

The surface coating and painting of rattles, as well as of toy elements that, by their functional purpose, come into direct contact with the child's mouth (for example, the mouthpiece for blowing air in pipes, the opening and adjacent part for blowing air in inflatable balloons, etc.), shall be resistant to the action of saliva, sweat, wet treatment, hot water and abrasion.

3. Toys shall be designed and manufactured in such a way that, when used as intended, they do not pose a danger to the life and health of children or persons supervising them, and shall comply with the safety requirements of this Technical Regulation.

3.1. Organoleptic indicators

In terms of organoleptic indicators of hygienic safety, toys shall comply with the requirements established in Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.2. Physical and mechanical properties

3.2.1. A toy and its component parts, including fasteners, shall withstand the mechanical loads arising when the toy is used as intended. The toy shall not break or fold spontaneously when used as intended, and shall retain its consumer properties.

3.2.2. Accessible edges, sharp points, rigid parts, springs, fasteners, gaps, corners, projections, cords, ropes and fastenings of toys shall exclude the risk of injury to the child.

3.2.3. Leakage of liquid filling is not permitted in toys intended for children under 3 years of age or in toys that, by their functional purpose, come into direct contact with the child's mouth.

3.2.4. Moving component parts of a toy shall exclude the risk of injury to children. Drive mechanisms shall be inaccessible to the child.

3.2.5. A toy and detachable parts of a toy intended for children under 3 years of age, as well as toys attached directly to food products, shall have dimensions that prevent them from entering the respiratory tract.

3.2.6. The filling of soft-stuffed toys shall not contain hard or sharp foreign objects. The seams of soft-stuffed toys shall be strong. Soft-stuffed toys and their parts containing fibrous filling shall have a casing.

3.2.7. A toy placed inside food products and (or) supplied to retail trade together with a food product shall have its own packaging. The dimensions of such packaging shall not create a risk of suffocation of the child. External placement of an unpackaged toy on the packaging of a food product is permitted.

A toy placed inside food products and (or) supplied to retail trade together with a food product shall have dimensions that prevent it from entering the respiratory tract and (or) being swallowed, or shall be placed in primary packaging of dimensions that prevent it from entering the respiratory tract and (or) being swallowed.

3.2.8. A toy and its component parts shall minimise the risk associated with suffocation of the child and with obstruction of the intestinal tract.

3.2.9. Play masks and helmets made of airtight material that completely cover the child's head shall be designed and manufactured in such a way as to exclude the risk of suffocation due to insufficient ventilation.

3.2.10. A toy intended to keep the child's body afloat on the surface of water shall be designed and manufactured in such a way as to be airtight and strong.

3.2.11. A toy inside which a child can fit and which forms an enclosed space for the child shall have an exit opening that can easily be opened from the inside, and shall also have a surface with ventilation openings.

3.2.12. Toys that bear the child's body weight and are intended for riding shall be strong and stable (if a stable position is provided for by the operating conditions).

Toys that bear the child's body weight and are intended for riding, with a mechanical or electric drive unit, that have a freewheel mechanism or a neutral gear position shall have a braking mechanism. Toys in which motion is transmitted to the wheel directly by the child or via a mechanical transmission, and toys with an electric drive unit that have no freewheel mechanism, may be manufactured without braking mechanisms.

Toys with a chain drive shall be fitted with protective guards.

The supporting surfaces of toys that bear the child's body weight and are intended for riding shall have elements that prevent slipping.

3.2.13. Toys that bear the child's body weight and are not intended for riding, and toys for active recreation, shall be strong and resistant to tipping over, and shall not fold when used as intended.

3.2.14. Toys for active recreation and trampolines shall be designed and manufactured in such a way that moving elements, surfaces of protective elements, gaps, openings and slots do not create a danger of injury to the child.

3.2.15. A platform of a toy for active recreation intended for sitting or standing at a height of 1 000 mm or more above the level of the supporting surface shall exclude the risk of injury to the child.

3.2.16. Suspended swings shall be strong and shall not tip over; swing seats for children under 3 years of age shall have a design that prevents the child from falling.

3.2.17. Stationary floor toys weighing more than 4,5 kg that do not bear the child's body weight shall not tip over.

3.2.18. The design of a toy with a projectile released by means of a launching mechanism, as well as a projectile possessing kinetic energy, shall minimise the risk of injury to the child and (or) the person supervising the child.

3.2.19. The design of flying toys shall minimise the risk of eye injury.

3.2.20. Cords intended for a child to hold a kite and other similar toys, with a length of more than 2 m, shall be made of a material whose electrical resistivity shall be more than 100 MOhm/cm.

3.2.21. In construction sets and models for assembly by children under 10 years of age, soldering during assembly is not permitted.

3.2.22. A toy containing heating elements shall be manufactured in such a way as to ensure the following:

- the temperature of all surfaces accessible to contact shall not cause a burn on touching;

- liquids, vapours or gases contained in the toy which, when released (if such release is necessary for the functioning of the toy), may cause burns or other injuries shall not have elevated temperature or pressure values.

3.2.23. The intensity levels of the integral infrared radiation flux shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established by Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.2.24. Local vibration levels in toys having a source of vibration shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established by Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.2.25. Sound levels (sound pressure levels) in toys shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established by Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.2.26. In printed board toys:

- text and pictures shall be clear and contrast with the main background;

- set-off of printing inks on paper and cardboard is not permitted.

3.2.27. An optical toy shall be designed and manufactured so as to minimise the risk associated with correction of the child's vision.

3.2.28. Toys using light-emitting diodes shall not have an adverse effect on the child's organs of vision.

3.2.29. The use of laser radiation systems of all types in toys is prohibited.

3.3. Flammability

Soft-stuffed toys, carnival costumes and carnival toy articles (for example, beards, moustaches, wigs, masks, crowns), as well as toys that a child can get inside, shall be fire-safe.

A play set containing chemical substances and not classified as a chemistry experiment set shall not contain substances or reagents which may ignite when mixed or form harmful vapours or gases.

A toy shall not be explosive or contain components (substances, materials) that become explosive when the toy is used.

A toy, including chemical toys, shall not contain substances or reagents which:

are capable of forming explosive mixtures as a result of a reaction when heated, and also when combined with oxidising substances;

are capable of forming flammable or explosive vapour-air mixtures.

3.4. Chemical Properties

3.4.1. When a toy is used, the risk of harm to health due to chemical substances coming into contact with the skin, mucous membranes, respiratory tract, eyes or stomach shall be minimised.

3.4.2. The sanitary-chemical indicators of toys shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established by Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.4.3. In chemical toys and in play sets containing chemical substances and not classified as chemistry experiment sets, the use of a certain quantity of chemical substances or reagents is permitted if their content does not exceed the maximum permissible quantity established for each chemical substance in accordance with Annex 4 to this Technical Regulation.

3.4.4. Substances included in kits for making perfumery and cosmetic products shall be safe for the health of children and the persons supervising them, and the perfumery and cosmetic products obtained from such a kit shall comply with the requirements of the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union "On the Safety of Perfumery and Cosmetic Products" (TR CU 009/2011), adopted by Decision of the Customs Union Commission No. 799 of 23 September 2011.

3.4.5. In olfactory development sets and taste sets, food flavouring substances and food ingredients shall comply with the requirements of the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union "On Food Safety" (TR CU 021/2011), adopted by Decision of the Customs Union Commission No. 880 of 9 December 2011, and of the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union "Safety Requirements for Food Additives, Flavourings and Processing Aids" (TR CU 029/2012), adopted by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 58 of 20 July 2012.

3.4.6. The use of substances prohibited for use in perfumery and cosmetic products under Annex 1 to the Customs Union Technical Regulation "On the Safety of Perfumery and Cosmetic Products" (TR CU 009/2011) shall not be permitted in sets for making perfumery and cosmetic products, sets for developing the sense of smell, taste sets and scented toys.

3.5. Toxicological and hygienic indicators

The toxicological and hygienic indicators of the hygienic safety of toys shall comply with the requirements established in Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.6. Electrical properties

3.6.1. The rated voltage in an electric toy and in its component parts shall not exceed 24 V.

3.6.2. A charger and a transformer intended to power mains-operated toys shall not form an integral part of the toy and shall be detachable from it.

3.6.3. Toy parts that are in contact with, or can come into contact with, a source of electrical energy, as well as cables and wires, shall be insulated and mechanically protected to eliminate the risk of electric shock.

3.6.4. The electrostatic field strength level at the surface of toys shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established by Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.6.5. The electromagnetic field strength level generated by electric and electromechanical toys shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established by Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.6.6. The power-frequency (50 Hz) electric field strength level of toys powered from an alternating-current mains supply at power frequency (50 Hz) shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established by Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.7. Radiation safety

The radiation safety indicators (specific effective activity of natural radionuclides) of toys made from natural materials shall comply with the hygienic safety requirements established in Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.8. Microbiological indicators

The microbiological indicators of the hygienic safety of toys shall comply with the requirements established in Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation.

3.9. Magnetic properties

3.9.1. Loose magnets and magnetic components of toys shall have a calculated magnetic flux index of less than 0,5 T² mm² or dimensions that prevent them from entering the respiratory tract and from being swallowed.

3.9.2. For toys intended for children under 3 years of age that contain magnets or magnetic components, in addition to the requirements of subclause 3.9.1 of this Technical Regulation, detachment of magnets or magnetic components with a magnetic flux index of less than 0,5 T² mm² is not permitted if the detached magnets have dimensions that do not prevent them from entering the respiratory tract and from being swallowed.

4. Packaging

Packaging shall be safe and shall eliminate the risk of the child suffocating.

A toy shall have consumer and(or) group packaging.

If the packaging in which a toy is sold is also intended to be used (has a play function), it is regarded as a component part of the toy. The scope of application of the packaging is determined by the manufacturer.

The consumer packaging of sets for making perfumery and cosmetic products, play sets for developing the sense of smell and taste sets shall ensure the safety and preservation of the components of these sets throughout their shelf life.

5. Labelling

5.1. The labelling of toys shall be accurate, clear, easily legible, and accessible for inspection and identification. The information specified in subclause 5.3 of this Technical Regulation and in Annex 3 to this Technical Regulation shall be accessible without breaking the integrity of (damaging) the packaging.

5.2. Labelling is applied by the following parties: the manufacturer (person authorized by the manufacturer), the importer (seller). The place and method of applying the labelling are determined by the following parties: the manufacturer (person authorized by the manufacturer), the importer (seller).

5.3. The labelling shall contain the following information:

- name of the toy;

- commercial name of the toy (if any);

- information on the toy that ensures its identification (type, model, article number and (or) another identifying feature that makes it possible to classify the product as a toy, to characterize it accurately and to distinguish it from another toy) (if any);

- name of the country of manufacture (if the country where the toy is produced does not coincide with the address of the manufacturer's location);

- name and location of the manufacturer (person authorized by the manufacturer) and importer (seller), and their contact information;

- manufacturer's trademark (if any);

- minimum age of the child for whom the toy is intended and (or) a pictogram indicating the child's age;

- main structural material (for children under 3 years of age) (if necessary);

- flavouring (if any);

- toy care instructions (if necessary);

- date of manufacture (month, year);

- batch code (if any);

- service life or shelf life (where established);

- storage conditions (if necessary).

Letters of the Latin alphabet may be used when the labelling states the commercial name, the manufacturer's location (except for the country of origin), the manufacturer's trademark, and the information on the toy that ensures its identification.

The labelling of a set for making perfumery and cosmetic products shall contain information on its composition (the generic name, proper name (if any) and quantity of the components). Each component of the set shall have a generic name and a proper name (if any). The list of ingredients is established in accordance with clause 9 of Article 5 of the Customs Union Technical Regulation "On the Safety of Perfumery and Cosmetic Products" (TR CU 009/2011).

5.4. Depending on the type of toy, the labelling includes the list of contents (for play sets), rules for using the toy, cleaning methods, safety measures for handling the toy, warning information and assembly instructions.

The warning information shall indicate special precautions to be taken during use in accordance with Annex 3 to this Technical Regulation.

6. The marking and the technical documentation supplied with the toy shall be in Russian and in the state language(s) of the Member State of the Union where the relevant requirements are set out in the legislation(s) of the Member State(s) of the Union.

Article 5. Ensuring Compliance with Safety Requirements

1. Compliance of toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation is ensured by fulfilling:

1.1. the hygienic safety requirements established in Annex 2 to this Technical Regulation;

1.2. the safety requirements established by this Technical Regulation (except for those specified in subparagraph 1.1 of this paragraph) directly, or the requirements of the standards included in the list of international and regional (interstate) standards or, in their absence, national (state) standards, whose voluntary application ensures compliance with the requirements of this Technical Regulation (hereinafter – the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis).

2. The methods of research (testing) and measurement of toys are established in the standards included in the list of international and regional (interstate) standards or, in their absence, national (state) standards containing the rules and methods of research (testing) and measurement, including sampling rules, required for applying and fulfilling the requirements of this Technical Regulation and for carrying out conformity assessment of toys (hereinafter – the list of standards containing rules and methods).

Article 6. Conformity Assessment

1. Before being placed on the market in the customs territory of the Union, toys shall undergo conformity assessment against the requirements of this Technical Regulation in the form of proof of conformity.

Proof of conformity of toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation is carried out in accordance with the standard conformity assessment schemes approved by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission of 18 April 2018 No. 44, taking into account the specifics established by this Technical Regulation.

2. Proof of conformity of toys takes the form of certification.

Certification is carried out by a product certification body included in the unified register of conformity assessment bodies of the Union (hereinafter – the product certification body) under certification schemes 1с and 3с.

Research (testing) and measurement of toys for certification purposes are carried out by an accredited testing laboratory (centre) included in the unified register of conformity assessment bodies of the Union (hereinafter – the accredited testing laboratory (centre)).

When research (testing) and measurement of toys are carried out, photo and (or) video recording of the process and results of the research (testing) and measurement is performed in the cases, in the manner and to the extent established by the relevant standards included in the list of standards containing rules and methods.

3. In the certification of toys, the applicant is a legal entity registered in the territory of a Member State of the Union in accordance with its legislation, or a natural person registered as an individual entrepreneur in that territory in accordance with that legislation, and is:

for serially manufactured products (scheme 1с) – the manufacturer (the person authorised by the manufacturer);

for a batch of products (scheme 3с) – the manufacturer (the person authorised by the manufacturer), the seller (importer).

4. When carrying out certification of toys:

4.1. the applicant, together with the application for certification work (hereinafter – the application), submits the following documents and information to the product certification body:

a) for serially manufactured toys:

a copy of the technical documentation (design, and (or) engineering, and (or) process, and (or) operational) for the toys and (or) type samples of the toys;

a copy of the document (documents) in accordance with which the toys are manufactured (standard, organisation standard, technical specifications or other document) (if any);

a copy of the document on registration of the trademark (brand) or of the agreement (licence agreement) on the right to use the trademark (brand) (if any);

a colour image of the sample (type sample) of the toy;

a list of standards (indicating their designations and titles, as well as sections (clauses, subclauses), if compliance with the requirements of this Technical Regulation can be ensured by applying individual sections (clauses, subclauses) of these standards rather than the standards as a whole) included in the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis (if applied by the applicant);

a description of the technical solutions adopted and of the results of the risk assessment confirming fulfilment of the requirements of this Technical Regulation, if standards included in the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis have not been applied or do not exist (where necessary);

a copy of the certificate of conformity of the quality management system covering the production of toys, confirming conformity of the quality management system implemented by the manufacturer with the requirements of the relevant standard (if any) and issued by a certification body for quality management systems;

copies of documents on conformity assessment of the raw materials, materials and components of the toys (if any);

information on the raw materials, materials and components, information on their manufacturers (if any);

a copy of the contract with the manufacturer (including a foreign manufacturer) providing for ensuring the conformity of toys supplied to the customs territory of the Union with the requirements of this Technical Regulation and liability for non-conformity of such toys with those requirements (for the person authorised by the manufacturer);

information on the registration or record (individual, identification) number of the applicant assigned upon state registration of a legal entity or of an individual as an individual entrepreneur in accordance with the legislation of the Member States of the Union;

other documents, at the applicant's discretion, submitted as evidence of the conformity of the toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation (if any);

b) for a batch of toys:

a copy of the technical documentation (design, and (or) engineering, and (or) process, and (or) operational) for the toys and (or) type samples of the toys (if any);

a copy of the document on registration of the trademark (brand name) or of the agreement (licence agreement) on the right to use the trademark (brand name) (if any);

a copy of the document (documents) in accordance with which the toys are manufactured (standard, company standard, technical specifications or other document) (if any);

a colour image of the sample (type sample) of the toy;

a copy of the contract (supply agreement) and shipping documents identifying the batch of toys, including its size;

a list of standards (indicating their designations and titles, as well as sections (clauses, subclauses), if compliance with the requirements of this Technical Regulation can be ensured by applying individual sections (clauses, subclauses) of these standards rather than the standards as a whole) included in the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis (if applied by the applicant);

a description of the technical solutions adopted and of the results of the risk assessment confirming fulfilment of the requirements of this Technical Regulation, if the standards included in the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis have not been applied or do not exist (if necessary);

information on the materials and components from which the toys are made (if any);

information on the registration or record (individual, identification) number of the applicant assigned upon state registration of a legal entity or of an individual as an individual entrepreneur in accordance with the legislation of the Member States of the Union;

other documents, at the applicant's discretion, submitted as evidence of the conformity of the toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation (if any);

4.2. the manufacturer (for scheme 1c):

takes all necessary measures to ensure the stability of the production process and the conformity of the manufactured toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation, and performs production control;

takes all necessary measures to ensure the stable functioning of the implemented and certified quality management system (if any);

4.3. the applicant, depending on the certification scheme applied:

submits to the product certification body an application together with the documents and information specified in subclause 4.1 of this clause;

after the product certification body has decided to carry out certification, concludes a contract for certification or for certification, research (testing) and measurements (if no contract has been concluded previously);

after receiving the certificate of conformity of the toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation (hereinafter, the certificate of conformity), ensures that the toys are marked with the single mark of product circulation on the Union market in the manner approved by the Eurasian Economic Commission;

compiles and keeps a set of evidentiary materials confirming the conformity of the toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation, which includes:

the documents and information provided for in subclause 4.1 of this clause;

the report (reports) on identification and (or) sampling of samples (type samples) of the toys;

the report (reports) on research (testing) and measurements of the toys confirming the conformity of the toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation;

the report on the results of the analysis of the state of production (scheme 1c);

the certificate of conformity;

4.4. the product certification body:

reviews and analyses the application and the attached documents, decides whether to carry out certification and informs the applicant of its decision in writing;

carries out identification and sampling of samples (type samples) of the toys for research (testing) and measurements of the toys;

determines, on the basis of the safety requirements in accordance with this Technical Regulation, the specific safety requirements for the toys being certified;

analyses the technical solutions adopted and the results of the risk assessment confirming fulfilment of the requirements of this Technical Regulation, carried out by the manufacturer, and determines the methods of research (testing) and measurements of the toys from the list of standards containing rules and methods (where standards from the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis are not applied);

on a contractual basis (if necessary), engages an accredited testing laboratory (centre) from among those with which it cooperates to carry out research (testing) and measurements of the selected samples (type samples) of the toys;

analyses the state of production and draws up a report on the results of the analysis of the state of production (scheme 1c). If the manufacturer has a certified quality management system for the production of toys, the product certification body may, with respect to the items inspected during the analysis of the state of production, review the quality management system documents relating to the production of the toys being certified;

consolidates the results of the analysis of the documents and information submitted by the applicant in accordance with subclause 4.1 of this clause, the results of research (testing) and measurements of samples (type samples) of the toys (schemes 1c, 3c) and the results of the analysis of the state of production (scheme 1c);

if the results of the analysis of the documents submitted by the applicant, of research (testing) and measurements of samples (type samples) of the toys (schemes 1c, 3c) and of the analysis of the state of production (scheme 1c) are positive, decides to issue the certificate of conformity, draws up the certificate of conformity and issues it to the applicant;

enters information on the issued certificate of conformity into the unified register of issued certificates of conformity and registered declarations of conformity;

compiles and keeps a set of evidentiary materials confirming the conformity of the toys with the requirements of this Technical Regulation, as specified in subclause 4.3 of this clause;

in the event of negative results of the analysis of the documents submitted by the applicant, of the results of research (tests) and measurements of samples (type samples) of toys and of the analysis of the state of production (scheme 1с), sends the applicant a reasoned decision refusing to issue the certificate of conformity.

For the application of scheme 3с, the results of research (tests) and measurements of samples (type samples) of toys may be used for subsequent batches of similar products. In this case, the product certification body carries out identification of the batch of toys to establish its similarity to the products for which a certificate of conformity was previously issued. If the product certification body establishes that the batch of toys is similar to the products for which a certificate of conformity was previously issued, the selection of samples (type samples) of toys from the batch, as well as research (tests) and measurements of the toys, are not carried out. The validity period of the research (test) and measurement report for toys that is used shall be not more than 1 year from the date of its approval.

5. The set of documents and information specified in subparagraph 4.1 of this paragraph shall be compiled and submitted on paper or electronic media.

6. Identification of toys shall be carried out by the product certification body that received the application.

6.1. The following methods are used to identify toys:

documentary. When toys are identified by documentation, it is determined whether the characteristics of the product stated in the application, in the documentation submitted by the applicant in accordance with subparagraph 4.1 of paragraph 4 of this Article, and on the marking (label (label sample)) are identical to the essential features established by this Technical Regulation and by standards included in the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis;

visual. When the visual method of identifying toys is used, it is established whether the characteristics of the toys that can be determined by visual inspection are identical to the essential features established by this Technical Regulation, by standards included in the list of standards applied on a voluntary basis, and by the technical documentation for the toys.

Where necessary, an instrumental (analytical) identification method is used, which provides for testing of toys in accordance with the methods of research (testing) and measurement of toys established by standards included in the list of standards containing rules and methods.

6.2. When identifying toys, the product certification body analyses the documents characterizing the toys and specified in subparagraph 4.1 of paragraph 4 of this Article, as well as the application.

Where it is necessary to apply the instrumental (analytical) method to identify toys, the product certification body arranges identification tests.

When carrying out identification, the product certification body establishes whether the characteristics of the toys submitted for certification are identical to the features established by this Technical Regulation, using the documents submitted by the applicant, by applying one or more of the identification methods specified in subparagraph 6.1 of this paragraph, including with the involvement of accredited testing laboratories (centres).

The results of identification may be presented in the relevant report (act).

7. The certificate of conformity shall be drawn up according to the uniform form and rules approved by the Eurasian Economic Commission.

8. The product certification body carries out periodic assessment of certified toys (scheme 1с) during the validity period of the certificate of conformity 1 time per year by means of research (tests) and measurements of type samples of toys in an accredited testing laboratory (centre) and (or) by means of analysis of the state of production.

In the event of negative results of the periodic assessment of certified toys, the product certification body takes one of the following decisions:

to suspend the certificate of conformity;

to terminate the certificate of conformity.

The decision taken by the product certification body is documented and communicated to the applicant.

The product certification body enters information on the suspension or termination of the certificate of conformity into the unified register of issued certificates of conformity and registered declarations of conformity.

9. If changes are made to the design of the toys (including the materials used) or to their production technology that may affect the conformity of the products with the requirements of this technical regulation, the applicant shall notify the product certification body that issued the certificate of conformity in writing before such changes are made. That body shall decide whether additional research (tests) and measurements of samples (type samples) of the toys and (or) an analysis of the state of production (scheme 1c) are necessary.

10. The validity period of the certificate of conformity shall be:

for serially produced toys – not more than 5 years;

for a batch of toys, no validity period is established for the certificate of conformity.

11. The period for which the applicant shall keep the certificate of conformity and the set of evidentiary materials shall be:

for serially produced toys – not less than 10 years from the date on which production of such toys ceased;

for a batch of toys – not less than 10 years from the date of sale of the last item of the batch.

The period for which the product certification body shall keep the certificate of conformity and the set of evidentiary materials shall be:

not less than 5 years from the date of expiry of the certificate of conformity, if its validity period is limited;

not less than 10 years from the date of registration of the certificate of conformity, if its validity period is not limited.

The application and copies of the registered certificate of conformity and of the set of evidentiary materials may be stored in electronic form in accordance with the legislation of the Member States of the Union.

12. Documents drawn up in a foreign language and included in the set of evidentiary materials shall be accompanied by a translation into Russian and (or), where the legislation of a Member State of the Union so requires, into the state language of the Member State of the Union in which the certification of the toys is carried out.

Article 7. Marking with the Single Mark of Product Circulation on the Union Market

1. Toys that meet the safety requirements of this technical regulation and have undergone conformity assessment in accordance with Article 6 of this technical regulation shall be marked with the single mark of product circulation on the Union market.

2. Marking with the single mark of product circulation on the Union market shall be carried out before the toys are placed on the market.

3. The single mark of product circulation on the Union market shall be applied directly to the toy itself and(or) to the packaging of the toy (consumer, group, transport) and (or) to the label, medallion, tag (including a sewn-in tag), leaflet inserts, and shall also be shown in the operating documents accompanying it.

The single mark of product circulation on the Union market shall be applied by any method that ensures a clear and distinct image throughout the entire service life of the toy.

For toys consisting of several parts, the single mark of product circulation on the Union market shall be applied to those parts that may be placed on the market separately.

4. Toys shall be marked with the single mark of product circulation on the Union market if they conform to the requirements of all technical regulations of the Union (Customs Union) that apply to them and that provide for the application of the single mark of product circulation on the Union market.

Article 8. Safeguard Clause

Footnote. Article 8 was repealed by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 5 of 26.01.2024 (enters into force upon expiry of 180 calendar days from the date of its official publication).

Annex 1
to the Technical Regulation
of the Customs Union
"On Safety of Toys"
(TR CU 008/2011)

LIST
of products that are not considered toys and to which the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union "On Safety of Toys" (TR CU 008/2011) does not apply

Footnote. Annex 1 as worded by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 50 of 14.05.2024 (enters into force upon expiry of 180 calendar days from the date of its official publication).

1. Christmas tree decorations, artificial Christmas trees and accessories for them, electric garlands, decorative articles intended for holidays and festive events (for example, noses, party hats).

2. Scale models for collecting (for example, exact scale models of cars, boats, trains, historical miniatures such as tin soldiers).

3. Equipment for children's playgrounds.

4. Sports equipment, including roller skates, inline skates, skateboards, intended for sports activities of children with a body weight of more than 20 kg.

5. Scooters and other means of transport for children with a body weight of more than 50 kg (including electric ones), intended for sports activities or for travel on public roads and sidewalks.

6. Folk and decorative dolls.

7. Toys installed in public places for general use, costumes for animators (for example, full-size costume characters).

8. Gaming machines.

9. Puzzles containing more than 500 pieces.

10. Pneumatic weapons (rifles and pistols using compressed gas, with the exception of water rifles and water pistols), exact replicas of firearms.

11. Catapults, crossbows, slingshots and throwing devices (except those intended by the manufacturer for children as a toy).

12. Articles and games using throwing projectiles such as darts with metal tips.

13. Transformers for mains-powered toys, chargers for rechargeable batteries, including those supplied together with a toy.

14. Articles intended for use in the educational process under adult supervision in schools and other educational institutions, including those containing electrical and (or) heating elements (for example, an electric kettle, an iron, a cooker).

15. Vehicles with an internal combustion engine.

16. Toy machines with a steam engine.

17. Bicycles with a maximum saddle height of 435 mm or more.

18. Games and toys operating at a rated voltage exceeding 24 V.

19. Costume jewellery for children (except for jewellery defined by the manufacturer as a toy, as well as play sets for making jewellery).

20. Equipment for underwater swimming, swimming training aids (for example, fins, boards, swimming paddles, snorkels, swimming masks, inflatable armbands, inflatable life-saving devices).

21. Protective equipment (for example, swimming goggles, sunglasses, bicycle helmets, skateboard helmets, knee pads, elbow pads).

22. Flying toys with rotor blades rotating in an approximately horizontal plane, with a blade length of more than 175 mm when measured from the centre of rotation to the tip edge and a total mass of the flying toy of more than 50 g.

23. Archery bows whose length in the untensioned state exceeds 1200 mm.

24. Sanitary and hygiene articles made of latex, rubber, silicone elastomers and plastics for children.

25. Fireworks, party poppers, percussion caps, confetti, detonators that are not specifically intended for toys.

26. Electronic equipment, such as personal computers and game consoles, used to access interactive software and associated peripheral equipment, with the exception of electronic equipment or associated peripheral equipment that is specifically intended for use by children and has play value in its own right (for example, specially designed personal computers, keyboards, joysticks or steering wheels).

27. Interactive software intended for leisure and entertainment (for example, computer games and electronic storage media (compact disc, flash memory)).

28. Souvenir products (articles intended to satisfy a person's aesthetic needs and not intended for a child's play).

29. Creative kits whose marking does not contain information on the minimum age of the child for whom they are intended, or a pictogram indicating the child's age.

30. Kits for growing plants and living creatures (for example, ants).

Annex 2
to the Technical Regulation
of the Customs Union
"On Safety of Toys"
(TR CU 008/2011)

Hygienic Safety Requirements for Toys in Accordance
with the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union
"On the Safety of Toys"
(TR CU 008/2011)

Footnote. Annex 2 as amended by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 50 of 14.05.2024 (enters into force upon expiry of 180 calendar days from the date of its official publication).

1. The hygienic safety requirements for toys include:

organoleptic indicators (odour, taste);

physical factors (sound level, electrostatic field strength level, radio-frequency electromagnetic field strength level, electric field strength level, intensity level of the integral infrared radiation flux, local vibration level, specific effective activity of natural radionuclides);

sanitary-chemical indicators (migration into model media of harmful chemical substances, the list of which is determined by the chemical composition of the material, and the limits for the release of harmful chemical substances from toys);

toxicological-hygienic indicators (irritant effect on mucous membranes, toxicity index);

microbiological indicators.

If, in the course of confirming hygienic safety, a toy is found not to comply with any of the monitored indicators, it shall be deemed non-compliant, and further testing shall be discontinued.

2. Organoleptic indicators

2.1. The odour intensity of a toy under natural conditions and in an aqueous extract shall not exceed 1 point for toys intended for children under 1 year of age, and 2 points for children over 1 year of age.

The odour intensity of the sample and of the aqueous extract of toys for children over 3 years of age shall not exceed 2 points. This requirement does not apply to scented toys, board games for developing the sense of smell, kits for making perfumery and cosmetic products, or kits for developing taste skills.

2.2. Toys intended for children under 3 years of age, and toys that come into contact with the oral cavity, shall not have a taste with an intensity of more than 1 point.

3. Physical factors

3.1. The equivalent sound level (sound pressure level) of toys (except for toys emitting impulse sound, toy modules for sports competitions, devices for playing back sound recordings, tuned musical toys, wind toys, percussion toys (including rattles), and squeaker-type toys) shall be:

for children under 3 years of age – not more than 60 dBA;

for children aged from 3 to 6 years – not more than 65 dBA;

for children over 6 years of age – not more than 70 dBA;

for outdoor play – not more than 75 dBA.

The maximum sound level (sound pressure level) of toys (except for toys emitting impulse sound, toy modules for sports competitions, devices for playing back sound recordings, tuned musical toys, wind toys, percussion toys (including rattles), and squeaker-type toys) shall be:

for children under 3 years of age – not more than 70 dBA;

for children aged from 3 to 6 years – not more than 75 dBA;

for children over 6 years of age – not more than 80 dBA;

for outdoor play – not more than 85 dBA.

The maximum sound level (sound pressure level) of toys emitting impulse sound as an element of play (a strike, a single shot and the like) shall be not more than 90 dBA.

3.2. The electrostatic field strength level on the surface of toys made of polymer and polymer-containing materials, textile and blended textile materials shall not exceed 15 kV/m.

The electrostatic field strength on the surface of toys of small linear dimensions (which do not allow measurements to be taken according to the test method) is not tested.

3.3. The strength level of the electromagnetic field emitted by electric and electromechanical toys shall not exceed:

25 V/m in the frequency range 0,3 – 300 kHz;

15 V/m in the frequency range 0,3 – 3 MHz;

10 V/m in the frequency range 3 – 30 MHz;

3 V/m in the frequency range 30 – 300 MHz.

The power flux density of the electromagnetic field emitted by electric and electromechanical toys in the frequency range 0,3 – 300 GHz shall not exceed 10 microwatts/cm².

3.4. The electric field strength level at power frequency (50 Hz) of toys powered from an alternating current mains supply at power frequency (50 Hz) shall not exceed 0,5 kV/m.

3.5. The intensity level of the integral infrared radiation flux shall not exceed 100 W/m².

3.6. Local vibration levels in toys that have a source of vibration shall not exceed 63 dB at octave-band geometric mean frequencies of 8 Hz and 16 Hz, 69 dB at 31,5 Hz, 75 dB at 63 Hz, 81 dB at 125 Hz, 87 dB at 250 Hz, 93 dB at 500 Hz, and 99 dB at 1000 Hz. The frequency-weighted vibration acceleration level shall not exceed 66 dB.

3.7. The specific effective activity of natural radionuclides in natural mineral-based materials (for example, sand, clay, ceramics, gypsum and other similar materials) and in products made from them shall not exceed 370 Bq/kg; the specific activity of caesium-137 in wood materials and wooden products shall not exceed 300 Bq/kg.

4. Sanitary-chemical indicators

4.1. The level of migration of harmful chemical substances from toys into the model medium (aqueous, air) shall not exceed the limits specified in Table 1.

Table 1

Sanitary-chemical indicators applicable to toys

4.2. The content of harmful chemical substances contained in 1 kg of any toy material, except moulding compounds and finger paints, shall not exceed the following limits:

antimony - 60 mg; chromium - 60 mg;

lead - 90 mg; arsenic - 25 mg;

mercury - 60 mg; barium - 1000 mg;

cadmium - 75 mg; selenium - 500 mg.

4.3. The content of harmful chemical substances contained in 1 kg of moulding compounds and finger paints shall not exceed the following limits:

antimony - 60 mg; chromium - 25 mg;

arsenic - 25 mg; lead - 90 mg;

barium - 250 mg; mercury - 25 mg;

cadmium - 50 mg; selenium - 500 mg.

5. Toxicological and hygienic indicators.

5.1. Toys intended for children under 3 years of age, as well as toys that functionally come into contact with the child's oral cavity, shall not have an irritating effect on mucous membranes.

5.2. The toxicity index shall be:

- for soft-filled toys, wooden toys, toys made of paper and cardboard intended for children over 3 years of age; doll clothing; toys bearing the child's body weight; stationary floor toys; toys inside which a child can fit; kites; paints and gouache (except finger paints and/or paints intended for children under 3 years of age), glue – from 80 to 120 % inclusive in the air model medium, or there shall be no local skin-irritating effect;

- for all other toys – from 70 to 120 % inclusive in the aqueous model medium (distilled water), or there shall be no local skin-irritating effect.

Where the toxicity index does not correspond to the values specified in this paragraph, additional studies on laboratory animals may be carried out by intraperitoneal administration of the extract to white mice (not less than 3 – 5 animals) in a volume of 1 ml per 20 g of animal body weight or by intragastric administration to white rats in a volume of 3 ml per 200 g of animal body weight, as the arbitration method.

6. Microbiological indicators.

6.1. The microbiological indicators of toys shall comply with those specified in Table 2.

Table 2

Microbiological indicators of toys

ANNEX 3
to the Technical Regulation
of the Customs Union
"On Safety of Toys"
(TR CU 008/2011)
(as amended by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic
Commission of 14 May 2024 No. 50)

REQUIREMENTS
for information warning of hazards, and for measures taken to ensure the safe use of toys presenting the greatest hazard

Footnote. Annex 3 as amended by Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 50 of 14.05.2024 (enters into force upon expiry of 180 calendar days from the date of its official publication).

1. A toy that presents a hazard to children and (or) persons supervising them shall be accompanied by information on the hazards and on the measures taken to ensure the safe use of the toy, in the form of warning inscriptions and (or) graphic symbols (pictograms, drawings, signs, symbols, other designations) and combinations thereof.

The text of a warning inscription shall be understandable and correct.

The manufacturer (person authorized by the manufacturer) and (or) the importer (seller) shall apply the warning inscription to the toy and (or) the label and (or) the packaging in such a way that it is accessible, easily legible and accurate, and, where necessary, include the warnings in the operating manual. Small toys sold without consumer (primary) packaging (for example, from a vending machine) shall bear the relevant warnings attached to them and (or) contained in the accompanying documentation supplied with the toy. In all cases, warning inscriptions shall be easily legible at the point of sale. Warnings shall also be available to the consumer where purchases are made online, by catalogue or by other means and the buyer has no access to the toy at the time of purchase.

A warning inscription that contradicts the purpose, dimensions and characteristics of a toy shall not be applied to the toy.

2. For toys contained in food products, the warning inscription "Содержит игрушку" shall be placed on the packaging of the food product.

3. Toys that may be hazardous to children under 3 years of age shall bear the graphic symbol shown in the figure and (or) the warning inscription: "Внимание. Не предназначена для детей младше 36 месяцев" or "Внимание. Не предназначена для детей младше трех лет", together with brief information on the specific hazard requiring such a restriction. It is permitted to use the word "Предупреждение" instead of the word "Внимание", and to use the sign "!" after these words.

Figure. Graphic symbol for toys that may be hazardous to children under 3 years of age.

The elements of the graphic symbol shall be executed as follows:

- the circle and the crossing line – in red or black;

- the background of the circle – in white;

- the age group for which the toy is not intended, and the outline of the face – in black.

The minimum diameter of the graphic symbol shall be 10 mm, and the proportions between the elements shall correspond to the figure. Where there is insufficient space on the toy, the graphic symbol may be reduced proportionally by no more than 30% of its minimum diameter.

4. Warning inscriptions given in the standards included in the list of standards whose application on a voluntary basis ensures compliance with the requirements of this Technical Regulation, approved by Decision of the Customs Union Commission No. 798 of 23 September 2011, shall be brought to the attention of the user and the purchaser (consumer).

ANNEX 4
to the Technical Regulation
of the Customs Union
"On Safety of Toys"
(TR CU 008/2011)

REQUIREMENTS
for the content of chemical substances or reagents in chemical toys and in play sets that contain chemical substances and are not chemistry experiment sets

Footnote. The Decision was supplemented with Annex 4 in accordance with Decision of the Council of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 50 of 14.05.2024 (enters into force upon expiry of 180 calendar days from the date of its official publication).

1. In chemical toys and in play sets that contain chemical substances, the content of chemical substances or reagents shall not exceed the maximum permissible quantity established for each substance in accordance with Table 1.

Table 1

Maximum quantity of chemical substances and mixtures in chemical play sets, labelling

2. When indicators are supplied in solution, the content of dry matter therein shall not exceed the quantity and concentrations specified in Table 2.

Table 2

Maximum quantity of indicators and their concentration in chemical sets, labelling

3. Dyes and colouring materials not listed in Table 2 may be included in chemical sets only if they do not react with the substances and mixtures of the set and do not belong to the following hazard classes:

- acute toxicity to the body;

- skin damage (necrosis and irritation);

- serious eye damage (irritation);

- sensitising effect;

- mutagenicity;

- carcinogenicity;

- effects on reproductive function;

- specific target organ toxicity — single exposure (affecting individual target organs and systems);

- specific target organ toxicity — repeated exposure (affecting individual target organs and systems);

- aspiration hazard.

Dyes permitted for use in food products or cosmetics may be included in chemical sets.

APPROVED
by Decision of the Customs Union Commission
of 23 September 2011 No. 798
(as amended by Decision of the Board
of the Eurasian Economic Commission
of 2 December 2024 No. 136)

LIST
of international and regional (interstate) standards and, in their absence, national (state) standards, the voluntary application of which ensures compliance with the requirements of the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union "On Safety of Toys" (TR CU 008/2011)

Footnote. The List as amended by Decision of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission of 02.12.2024 No. 136 (enters into force upon expiry of 30 calendar days from the date of its official publication and applies to legal relations that arose from 26.11.2024).

Approved
by Decision of the Customs Union Commission
of 23 September 2011 No. 798
(as amended by Decision of the Board
of the Eurasian Economic Commission
of 26 September 2017 No. 124)

LIST
of international and regional (interstate) standards and, in their absence, national (state) standards containing rules and methods of research (testing) and measurement, including sampling rules, necessary for the application and implementation of the requirements of the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union "On Safety of Toys" (TR CU 008/2011) and for the conformity assessment of objects of technical regulation

Footnote. The List as amended by Decision of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 124 of 26.09.2017 (enters into force upon expiry of 30 calendar days from the date of its official publication); with amendments introduced by Decisions of the Board of the Eurasian Economic Commission No. 221 of 17.12.2019 (enters into force upon expiry of 30 calendar days from the date of its official publication); No. 80 of 23.06.2020 (enters into force upon expiry of 30 calendar days from the date of its official publication); No. 4 of 11.01.2022 (enters into force upon expiry of 30 calendar days from the date of its official publication); No. 144 of 18.10.2022 (enters into force upon expiry of 30 calendar days from the date of its official publication); No. 136 of 02.12.2024 (enters into force upon expiry of 30 calendar days from the date of its official publication and applies to legal relations that arose from 26.11.2024).

* Applies until the relevant interstate standard is developed

Approved
by Decision of the Customs Union Commission
No. 798 of 23 September 2011

List
of standards containing rules and methods of research
(testing) and measurement, including sampling rules,
required for the application and fulfilment of the requirements of the Technical
Regulation of the Customs Union "On Safety of Toys"
(TR CU 008/2011) and for the Conformity Assessment
(Proof of Conformity) of products