Toy Industry
Safety and Regulatory Compliance
For the toy industry, the company adopts a product development approach strongly focused on safety and regulatory compliance. From the earliest design stages, the chemical, physical and mechanical requirements defined by Directive 2009/48/EC and harmonized standards such as EN 71-3 are considered, ensuring that the materials used comply with migration limits and restrictions on hazardous substances.
For the toy industry, the company adopts a product development approach strongly focused on safety and regulatory compliance. From the earliest design stages, the chemical, physical and mechanical requirements defined by Directive 2009/48/EC and harmonized standards such as EN 71-3 are considered, ensuring that the materials used comply with migration limits and restrictions on hazardous substances.
Reliability and Innovation
The Development Process
The development process integrates internal assessments of mechanical performance, durability and wear resistance, in parallel with verification of compliance with REACH (Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006) and SVHC restrictions. Each new formulation undergoes preliminary analysis to ensure the absence of chemical or mechanical risks, considering the actual conditions of use by children.
The selection of materials and raw materials is guided by criteria of traceability, trackability and sustainability, ensuring that suppliers are able to provide complete compliance documentation. In this way, the company combines safety, reliability and innovation, maintaining constant attention to regulatory developments at European and national level.
