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Toy Import & Safety Inspection

Test reports, age warnings and import inspection processes for products under the Toy Safety Regulation.

Related HS chapters

95

Chapter information is indicative; the actual obligation depends on the product's function.

Toys are among the product groups with the highest physical inspection rate in product safety controls. Chemical safety, mechanical and physical properties, flammability and small-part risk are each assessed separately. Inspection tightens noticeably for products intended for children under 36 months.

What this service covers

  • Scope assessment under the Toy Safety Regulation
  • Adequacy review of EN 71 series test reports
  • Verification of chemical migration and phthalate analyses
  • Age warning, CE marking and Turkish label compliance
  • TAREKS application and physical inspection management
  • Coordination of sampling and laboratory testing

How the process works

How the process works

  1. Product and age group analysis

    We identify the target age group and the test requirements that follow from it.

  2. Test report review

    We check whether existing reports cover the imported model, colour and material variants.

  3. Label and warning compliance

    We bring Turkish warning texts and age markings into compliance.

  4. Inspection and result

    We manage physical inspection and any laboratory testing, and obtain the reference number.

Most common mistakes

Most common mistakes

The items below are the rejection grounds we encounter most often in practice. We check every one of them before filing.

  • Test report issued for a different colour or material variant
  • Under-36-months warning missing from the packaging
  • Turkish warnings present only on the label and not on the packaging
  • CE marking on the packaging failing size and legibility rules

Free preliminary assessment

Do you have a shipment in this product group?

Send us your HS code and product details. We will confirm in writing whether it is subject to inspection, which documents you will need and how long it will take.

Leave blank if you don't know it — we can identify it from the description.

Let's talk before your shipment leaves

The permit process becomes most expensive when it starts after the goods reach the port. Send us the proforma invoice and we'll tell you today what timeline to work to.