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As a household item that is both practical and decorative, scented candles have always been popular in the international market. However, with the continuous changes in the global trade environment and the increasingly stringent requirements of various countries on product quality, safety and environmental protection, the export of scented candles is also facing new compliance and certification challenges. The following are the key points of compliance and certification updates that international traders must know when exporting scented candles:
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1. Compliance requirements of major export markets
EU market
REACH regulations: The EU's REACH regulations impose strict restrictions on the use of chemical substances in scented candles. Exporters must ensure that the chemical substances in the product comply with the registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction requirements of the REACH regulations, and avoid the use of banned or restricted substances.
CE certification: If the scented candle involves electrical components (such as electronic scented candles), it must comply with the EU's CE certification requirements to prove that the product meets the EU's safety, health, environmental protection and other standards.
Other regulations: It is also necessary to pay attention to the EU's CLP regulations (on the classification, labeling and packaging of chemicals) and ensure that the product labeling and packaging comply with regulations.
US market
CPSC certification: The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has strict requirements for the safety of scented candles. Exporters need to ensure that the products meet the safety standards of the CPSC, such as preventing risks such as fire and burns.
FDA regulations: If scented candles contain fragrance or essential oil ingredients, they must comply with the relevant regulations of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ensure the safety and compliance of the ingredients.
California Proposition 65: Scented candles exported to California must also comply with the requirements of California Proposition 65 and warn of possible harmful substances.
Other markets
Japanese market: Must comply with Japan's PSE certification requirements to ensure the electrical safety and performance of the product.
Australian market: Must comply with Australia's electrical safety standards and other relevant regulations.
Middle East market: Countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have high requirements for product quality and safety, and may involve specific certification and labeling requirements.
2. Key certifications and standards
Safety certification
Fire safety: Scented candles must comply with international or target market fire safety standards, such as passing specific combustion tests to ensure that they will not cause fires during use.
Electrical safety: For electronic scented candles, electrical safety certifications such as CE, UL, etc. are required to ensure that the electrical performance of the product meets safety requirements.
Environmental protection and sustainability certification
FSC certification: If the packaging materials of scented candles use wood or paper, you can consider obtaining FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification to prove the sustainability and environmental protection of the materials.
Other environmental certifications: such as the EU Ecolabel certification and the US Green Seal certification, which help enhance the environmental image and market competitiveness of the product.
Quality certification
ISO 9001 quality management system certification: Passing ISO 9001 certification proves that the company has a complete quality management system and can continuously and stably provide products that meet quality requirements.
Other quality certifications: such as quality certifications for specific markets, such as Japan's JIS certification and South Korea's KS certification.
3. Compliance and certification update trends
Increasingly stringent environmental protection requirements
With the global emphasis on environmental protection, countries have increasingly stringent environmental protection requirements for scented candles. Exporters need to pay attention to the update of environmental regulations in the target market, adjust product formulas and production processes in a timely manner, and ensure that products meet environmental requirements.
Safety standards are constantly improving
Safety standards for scented candles are also constantly improving in various countries. Exporters need to strengthen product quality control to ensure that the products do not pose a safety threat to users during use.
Diversified certification requirements
Different markets have different certification requirements for scented candles. Exporters need to choose appropriate certification agencies and certification projects based on the specific requirements of the target market to ensure that the products can enter the market smoothly.
