Toys Safety Directive 2009/48/EC chemical requirements

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Available standards(some new and some revised will be published during 2013)• EN 71-3 “Migration of certain elements”• EN 71-4 “Chemical experimental sets”• EN 71-5 “Chemical toys other than <strong>chemical</strong> sets”• EN 71-7 “Fingerpaints”• EN 71-12 “N-Nitrosamines and Nitrosatable substances”• EN 71-13 “Olfactory board games, cosmetic kits and gustative games”• EN 71-9 “Organic <strong>chemical</strong> compounds” (not referenced in the OJEU –does not give presumption of conformity)No standards expected for CMR-substances or fragrancesNote: The assessment can reduce and/or target testing. Testing only needsto be considered for substances that can reasonably be expected to appearin the toy in question.
Relevant linksGuidance documents from the Commission:http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/sectors/toys/documents/guidance/index_en.htmThe two most important are:TSD explanatory guidance document andTechnical documentation guidance document
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