人民日报记者 刘温馨 孩子手中的玩具安全吗？不少消费者有过这样的担忧。 我国既是玩具生产大国，也是玩具消费、出口大国。据有关机构测算，2025年我国国内市场玩具零 售总额将超1000亿元。玩具产业规模不断提升、产品种类日益丰富，但同时一些不符合标准、产品质量 存在较大隐患的劣质玩具的出现，也给消费者带来了负面影响。 近期，工业和信息化部牵头对GB 6675.1至GB 6675.4《玩具安全》4项强制性国家标准进行了修订 完善，并经国家市场监督管理总局（国家标准委）批准发布，进一步规范玩具产业发展。 强制性国标在关键技术指标上有哪些新变化？ 在机械物理安全方面，增加了明火装置玩具、食品造型玩具等新产品的技术要求，优化了原标准中 悠悠球、充气玩具、吸盘弹射物等细分品类产品的特定要求，强化标准技术要求对玩具产品物理安全的 适用性。 在防火安全方面，新增了面具等头戴玩具的阻燃性能技术要求，完善了玩具化装服饰、玩具帐篷等 供儿童进入的玩具、软体填充玩具等3类产品的阻燃性能测试方法，切实保障玩具产品的防火安全。 "相当于以前及格分数线是60分，现在得90分才算合格。"工业和信息化部消费品工业司司长何亚琼 表示，依据新标准 ...

《人民日报》(2025年12月11日 第 03 版) 孩子手中的玩具安全吗？不少消费者有过这样的担忧。 我国既是玩具生产大国，也是玩具消费、出口大国。据有关机构测算，2025年我国国内市场玩具零售总 额将超1000亿元。玩具产业规模不断提升、产品种类日益丰富，但同时一些不符合标准、产品质量存在 较大隐患的劣质玩具的出现，也给消费者带来了负面影响。 近期，工业和信息化部牵头对GB 6675.1至GB 6675.4《玩具安全》4项强制性国家标准进行了修订完 善，并经国家市场监督管理总局(国家标准委)批准发布，进一步规范玩具产业发展。 国家市场监督管理总局质量监督司副司长苗雨晨表示，将持续深入推进儿童和学生用品安全守护三年行 动，紧盯磁力珠、"盲盒"玩具、解压玩具、儿童智能手表等新兴"网红"产品，锁定生产企业集聚区，以 及校园周边文具店、城乡接合部、集贸市场等流通场所，全面加强监管，实现儿童和学生用品质量安全 隐患有效治理、安全水平显著提升。 (责任编辑：申杨) 在防火安全方面，新增了面具等头戴玩具的阻燃性能技术要求，完善了玩具化装服饰、玩具帐篷等供儿 童进入的玩具、软体填充玩具等3类产品的阻燃性能测试方法，切实保 ...

"相当于以前及格分数线是60分，现在得90分才算合格。"工业和信息化部消费品工业司司长何亚琼表 示，依据新标准生产的玩具产品可以让消费者玩得更省心、更放心、更安全。 孩子手中的玩具安全吗？不少消费者有过这样的担忧。 我国既是玩具生产大国，也是玩具消费、出口大国。据有关机构测算，2025年我国国内市场玩具零售总 额将超1000亿元。玩具产业规模不断提升、产品种类日益丰富，但同时一些不符合标准、产品质量存在 较大隐患的劣质玩具的出现，也给消费者带来了负面影响。 近期，工业和信息化部牵头对GB 6675.1至GB 6675.4《玩具安全》4项强制性国家标准进行了修订完 善，并经国家市场监督管理总局（国家标准委）批准发布，进一步规范玩具产业发展。 强制性国标在关键技术指标上有哪些新变化？ 在防范健康损害方面，增补了甲醛、总挥发性有机化合物、短链氯化石蜡、硼元素等10类有害物质限量 要求，大幅提升对玩具产品中化学类有害物质的覆盖类别，解决小朋友放入嘴里、污染手臂、伤害身体 等问题。 在机械物理安全方面，增加了明火装置玩具、食品造型玩具等新产品的技术要求，优化了原标准中悠悠 球、充气玩具、吸盘弹射物等细分品类产品的特定要 ...

Core Points - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology held a press conference on November 19 to discuss the revision of the mandatory national standard GB 6675 "Toy Safety" [1] - The rise of new "internet celebrity" toys has led to increased quality and safety challenges in toy products, necessitating enhanced guidance and regulation [1] - Recent media reports highlighted quality safety issues with popular toys like "squishy" and "crystal mud," revealing many of these toys lacked proper certification and did not meet the GB 6675 standards [1] Summary by Categories - **Regulatory Changes** - The GB 6675 standard revision addresses harmful substance limits for high-profile toys such as "squishy" and "crystal mud" [1] - Formal limits for formaldehyde in toys for children under 36 months are set at ≤30 mg/kg [1] - The standard introduces a TVOC release limit for toys, set at ≤0.5 mg/m³, filling a gap in both domestic and international toy standards [1] - **Substance Limitations** - The number of phthalate plasticizer types limited has increased from 6 to 10 to better protect children from potential harm [1] - The limit for boron content in "crystal mud" and similar toys is established at ≤300 mg/kg [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) emphasizes the need for enhanced guidance and regulation in the toy industry due to emerging safety challenges posed by popular "internet celebrity" toys, which have been found to contain harmful substances that could affect children's health [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - MIIT has revised and improved the GB 6675 series of mandatory national standards for toy safety, focusing on high-profile products like "squishy toys" and "crystal mud" to optimize limits on harmful substances [1][2]. - New standards include a formal limit for formaldehyde in toys for children under 36 months, set at ≤30 mg/kg, and the introduction of a TVOC release limit of ≤0.5 mg/m, addressing a gap in both domestic and international toy standards [2]. - The number of phthalate types regulated has increased from 6 to 10, and the limit for boron in "crystal mud" toys is set at ≤300 mg/kg, aiming to prevent harm to children [2]. Group 2: Safety Oversight Initiatives - The National Market Supervision Administration (NMSA) has launched a three-year action plan in collaboration with MIIT and other departments to enhance safety oversight of children's products, focusing on both inspection and establishing long-term mechanisms [2][3]. - Key products under scrutiny include magnetic beads, chemical experiment kits, "blind box" toys, stress relief toys, "fake water" toys, and children's smartwatches, with a targeted approach to address specific safety issues [3]. - In 2023, market regulatory authorities conducted oversight on 18,000 batches of toys and inspected over 70,000 children's product manufacturers and retailers, identifying and rectifying issues in nearly 2,000 companies [3].

Core Viewpoint - The newly revised mandatory national standards for toy safety will be implemented starting November 1, 2026, addressing emerging safety risks in the rapidly growing toy industry [1][5]. Industry Development - The toy industry in China is experiencing rapid growth, with projections indicating that the domestic retail sales of toys will exceed 100 billion yuan by 2025 [3]. - The "14th Five-Year Plan" has accelerated the transformation and upgrading of the toy industry, focusing on increasing variety, improving quality, and creating brands [3]. Safety Risks - New materials and technologies in the toy industry have introduced safety hazards, including toxic substances in popular toys like "crystal mud" and "magnetic beads," which pose risks of choking and poisoning [4]. - Experts have noted that some trending toys lack clear material specifications and quality control, leading to potential health risks for children [4]. Standard Enhancements - The revised standards include comprehensive upgrades to safety requirements and testing methods, enhancing the enforceability and applicability of national standards [5]. - New limits on ten categories of harmful substances, including formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds, have been added to prevent health hazards [5]. - The standards now include specific technical requirements for new product categories, such as flame-retardant properties for headwear toys and safety measures for food-shaped toys [5][6]. Implementation and Compliance - Companies are proactively adapting to the new standards, with some already initiating the transition process to ensure compliance [8]. - The transition period for the new standards includes a 12-month production phase and an additional 12-month sales phase to facilitate the orderly exit of existing inventory [8]. Regulatory Actions - A joint three-year action plan has been launched by six government departments to enhance the safety of children's products, with extensive inspections conducted on toy manufacturers [9]. - The goal is to effectively address safety hazards and significantly improve the quality of children's products by 2027 [9].

Core Viewpoint - The newly revised mandatory national standards for toy safety will be implemented starting November 1, 2026, reflecting the rapid development of the toy industry in China and addressing emerging safety risks [2][3]. Industry Development - The toy industry in China is experiencing rapid growth, with projections indicating that the domestic retail sales of toys will exceed 100 billion yuan by 2025 [3]. - The "14th Five-Year Plan" has driven the transformation and upgrading of the toy industry, focusing on increasing variety, improving quality, and creating brands [5]. Safety Concerns - Recent years have seen significant safety concerns regarding toys, including hazardous materials in popular products like "crystal mud" and "magnetic beads," which pose risks such as choking and poisoning [6]. - Experts have noted that many trendy toys lack clear material specifications and quality control, leading to potential health hazards for children [6]. Standard Enhancements - The revised standards include comprehensive upgrades to safety requirements and testing methods, enhancing the enforceability and applicability of the national standards [7]. - New requirements have been added for harmful substances, mechanical safety, and fire safety, addressing issues such as the presence of formaldehyde and the safety of toys designed in food shapes [7][8]. Implementation and Compliance - Companies are proactively preparing for the transition to the new standards, with some already completing over 90% of their product line compliance [9]. - The transition period for the new standards includes a 12-month production phase and an additional 12-month sales phase to ensure a smooth adjustment for manufacturers [9]. Regulatory Actions - A joint initiative by six government departments has been launched to enhance the safety of children's products, with extensive inspections conducted on toy manufacturers and retailers [10][11]. - The goal is to effectively address safety hazards in children's products by 2027, with a focus on improving overall safety levels [11].

Core Insights - The newly revised mandatory national standards for toy safety will be implemented on November 1, 2026, aiming to enhance safety measures in the toy industry [1] Industry Development - The toy industry in China is experiencing rapid growth, with projections indicating that the domestic retail sales of toys will exceed 100 billion yuan by 2025 [2] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" has focused on transforming and upgrading the toy industry, emphasizing the strategy of increasing variety, improving quality, and creating brands [2] Safety Concerns - The application of new materials and technologies has exposed new safety risks in toys, including toxic substances in popular items like "crystal mud" and "magnetic beads" [3] - Experts have highlighted that some toys have design flaws that pose mechanical and physical safety hazards, such as small parts that can be swallowed [3] Standard Enhancements - The revised standards include comprehensive upgrades to safety requirements and testing methods, enhancing the enforceability and applicability of national standards [4] - New limits on ten categories of harmful substances, including formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds, have been added to protect children's health [4] - Technical requirements for new product categories, such as flame-retardant properties for masks and toys, have been introduced to improve fire safety [4][5] Implementation and Compliance - Many toy companies are proactively adapting to the new standards, with some already completing over 90% of their product line compliance [6] - The transition period for the new standards includes a 12-month production phase and an additional 12-month sales phase to ensure a smooth transition [6] Regulatory Actions - The State Administration for Market Regulation has initiated a three-year action plan to safeguard the safety of children's products, inspecting over 18,000 batches of toys and addressing issues in nearly 2,000 companies [6][7] - Future efforts will focus on strengthening quality supervision and enhancing safety levels for children's products by 2027 [7]

Core Viewpoint - The recent revision of the GB6675 "Toy Safety" standards significantly raises the quality requirements for toy products, reflecting a shift from a passing score of 60 to 90, aimed at enhancing child safety and product quality [1] Industry Overview - China's toy industry has established the most comprehensive toy supply chain globally, with retail sales expected to reach 97.85 billion yuan in 2024 and surpass 100 billion yuan in 2025 [2] - The GB6675 "Toy Safety" standards have been continuously improved since the 1980s, forming a mandatory national standard system focused on toy safety [2] Standard Revision Details - The new standards introduce limits on ten harmful substances, including formaldehyde and total volatile organic compounds (TVOC), addressing health risks associated with toys [2] - Mechanical and physical safety requirements have been updated to include new product categories and enhance existing safety measures for specific toy types [2] - Fire safety standards have been improved, adding requirements for flame-retardant properties in certain toys [2] Market Trends - The AI toy market is rapidly growing, projected to reach approximately 24.6 billion yuan in 2024 and 29 billion yuan in 2025, driven by advancements in technology and materials [4] - The integration of AI technology into toys is expected to enhance interactive experiences and foster creativity in children [6] Regulatory Actions - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) plans to collaborate with relevant departments to promote high-quality development in the AI toy sector, focusing on policy support and product innovation [5][6] - Recent investigations revealed that popular toys like "squishy toys" and "crystal mud" had excessive harmful substances, prompting regulatory scrutiny and updates to safety standards [6][7] - The MIIT aims to address safety concerns by optimizing limits on harmful substances in toys, particularly those that have garnered public attention [6][7]

Core Insights - The toy retail market in China is projected to reach 97.85 billion yuan in 2024, marking a 25.5% increase from 2020, while toy exports are expected to hit 39.87 billion USD, with over 40% directed to the US and EU markets [3] - The AI toy market in China is estimated to be around 24.6 billion yuan in 2024, with expectations to grow to 29 billion yuan in 2025 [3] Industry Development - China has established itself as a major player in the global toy industry, being both a leading producer and consumer, with a comprehensive industrial chain and advanced production technologies [6] - The domestic market for trendy and collectible toys is projected to reach 55.83 billion yuan, showcasing the growing diversity in toy offerings [6] - Local companies are increasingly demonstrating innovation in original IP creation and brand management, enhancing China's international influence in the toy sector [6] AI Integration - AI technology is becoming a significant component in toy development, allowing products to interact and engage with users through advanced capabilities [6] - The integration of AI with cultural elements is enhancing the technological and cultural value of toys, leading to increased product value [6] Regulatory Updates - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) is working on a plan to enhance the compatibility of supply and demand in consumer goods, particularly focusing on AI toy safety and data privacy [7] - The GB 6675 toy safety standards have been revised for the third time, aligning with international standards and significantly increasing the requirements for harmful substances in toys [8][9] - New standards will ensure that toys are safer for children, with stricter limits on harmful chemicals and improved physical safety requirements [9][10] Transition Period for Standards - A "12+12" transition plan has been established for the new GB 6675 standards, allowing a 12-month production transition period followed by an additional 12-month sales transition for existing inventory [11]