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 Amazon has implemented new TIC (Third-Party Certification) direct verification rules for children's product compliance audits, effective September.  This marks a significant upgrade in platform compliance standards, mandating that certain categories of children's products must undergo verification by third-party testing agencies officially accredited by Amazon (e.g., United Testing).  Important Notice: If you cannot provide the required compliance verification documents, the relevant ASIN may be restricted from display, which could affect normal product sales. [Section] Verification Guide: Click the submit button for the specified ASIN, then select 'Verify Your Product' to view all available partner labs, including United Testing. If you haven't finalized your verification process, feel free to message us for a personalized solution.

 Amazon has officially launched mandatory compliance audits for children's toys. Under the latest policy, all such products must pass verification through one of two methods:  Amazon will commission third-party testing agencies (e.g., United Testing) to retest products, with the certification body verifying the validity of existing compliance reports. TIC Verification Guide: to Seller Admin Console Proceed sequentially to [Performance]> [Account Status]> [Policy Compliance]> [Food and Product Safety Issues] Select the ASIN to verify Submit tests through Amazon-accredited TIC institutions (which will upload results directly to Amazon's system) The product will resume normal sales after verification. For professional consultation, please feel free to contact us anytime.

 As is widely known, Amazon has recently implemented a new product compliance verification system. Sellers can no longer submit test reports directly; instead, they must submit test reports, certification certificates, labels, and other materials to TIC (Testing, Inspection, and Certification) agencies officially recognized by Amazon for direct verification (DV direct validation). The coverage and cycle of test reports are now more stringent than before. Testing must be conducted by an Amazon-certified TIC (Test and Inspection Center) facility. For US-standard toys, the product testing process takes approximately 15 working days, followed by a 1-week review period.

  Wireless products have become deeply embedded in every aspect of daily life and industrial production. From everyday smartphones and Bluetooth headphones to industrial wireless sensors and smart home controllers, wireless technology is ubiquitous. Before electronic products enter the market, their wireless functions, interference and anti-interference capability must meet industry standards to ensure optimal communication and internet performance across diverse environments. Wireless products such as smart door locks and smart lighting systems must undergo laboratory testing to prevent any impact on users. In industrial production, wireless monitoring devices and wireless data transmission modules must undergo rigorous testing to ensure stable data transmission in complex industrial environments, thereby guaranteeing the smooth operation of production processes. Common testing includes electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing, which evaluates a products interference resistance...