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Children’s product compliance in Singapore
What is covered
- The scheme’s controlled-goods list includes electrical and gas appliances by category — check whether your children’s product is electrical.
- Registered goods display the SAFETY Mark with a registration number traceable to the registrant.
Practical guidance
For non-electrical toys, Singapore’s rules track general consumer protection law rather than a toy registration scheme — but retailers and platforms still ask for safety files. For electrical children’s products, register under the scheme before supply and keep the conformity documents for inspection.
Questions people ask
Do all toys need the Singapore Safety Mark?
No: the scheme covers registered categories, mostly electrical and gas goods. A wooden puzzle needs no Safety Mark; an electric ride-on may.
How do I register?
Through a Conformity Assessment Body appointed under the scheme, then Enterprise Singapore issues the SAFETY Mark authorization per model.
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