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Core Viewpoint - The newly revised GB 6675-2025 "Toy Safety" standards will enhance the safety and quality of toys for children under 14 years old, replacing the previous GB 6675-2014 version by November 1, 2026, with stricter compliance requirements [3][8]. Summary by Sections Overview of the New Standards - The GB 6675 series is the most authoritative safety standard system in China's toy industry, covering basic safety requirements, mechanical and physical performance, flammability, chemical properties, and electrical safety [5][7]. Key Changes in Standards - The new standards significantly increase the mandatory compliance requirements for toy products, akin to raising the passing score from 60 to 90 [3][8]. - The standards are aligned with international toy safety standards such as ISO8124, facilitating global product circulation [9]. Specific Changes in Technical Requirements - Mechanical and Physical Performance: New requirements include a magnetic flux limit for magnetic toys, a standardized drop test height of 85 cm, and revised speed limits for electric riding toys [10]. - Flammability: Changes include a maximum burning rate for plush toy fabrics and a minimum vertical burning time for filling materials [11]. - Electrical Safety: The standards now specify electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and radiation monitoring, aligning with EU and US standards [12]. - Chemical Safety: The new standards introduce limits for 14 types of chemical substances, including formaldehyde and various volatile organic compounds (VOCs), enhancing the safety of toys [13]. Implementation and Transition - The transition period for the new mandatory national standards will adopt a "12+12" work plan, allowing for a structured implementation [8].