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On November 27, 2023, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a notice on soliciting opinions on four mandatory national standards (draft for comments) including “Toy Safety Part 1: Basic Specifications”. The four toy safety standards involved in this notice are as follows:

This opinion draft will eventually replace the current GB6675.x-2014 version. Compared with the current version, in addition to structural adjustments and editorial changes, the main technical changes are as follows:
For Part 1: Basic Specifications:

For Part 2: Mechanical and Physical Properties
This part of the content has been revised to adopt ISO8124-1:2022 “Safety of Toys-Part 1 Mechanical and Physical Properties”.
The “normative reference documents” have been changed, replacing the ISO or IEC standards cited in the original standard with national standards that are equivalent or modified to meet the requirements of the cited standards that have domestic basis, are applicable to our country’s technical conditions, and can be used as mandatory standards.
Compared with GB6675.2-2014 and GB6675.12-2014 “Toy Safety-Part 12: Toy Scooters”, in addition to integrating the structural adjustments and editorial changes of the two standards, the main technical changes are as follows:

For Part 3: Flammable properties
This part is revised to adopt ISO8124-2:2023 “Safety of Toys-Part 2: Flammability”
Compared with GB6675.3-2014, in addition to structural adjustments and editorial changes, the main technical changes in this document are as follows:

For Part 4: Migration of Specific Elements
This document is revised using the re-drafting method to revise GB6675.4-2014 using ISO8124-3:2020+Amd.1:2023 “Toy Safety-Part 3: Migration of Specific Elements”. The main revised technical contents are:

Table 1 Picture of the maximum limit of transferable elements in toy products

Considering that GB/T22048 “Determination of Specific Phthalate Plasticizers in Toys and Children’s Products” will be updated in 2022, the number of phthalate plasticizers will increase from 6 to 7, and this update has also been synchronized. This requirement.
Table 2 Picture of limit requirements for plasticizers in accessible plasticized materials
