The current market is flooded with children's toys from countless domestic and foreign brands. Alongside products with clear origins, there are many "floating" goods of unknown source that pose safety risks. This creates significant challenges for regulatory authorities, while consumers struggle to distinguish between safe products and those of poor quality.

The current market is flooded with countless children's toys from various domestic and international brands. Alongside products with clear origins, there are many "floating" goods that pose significant safety risks.

Children's toys are common items in every household. Young children are naturally curious and often unaware of potential dangers, making toy safety a top priority.

QCVN 3:2019/BKHCN is the National Technical Regulation on the safety of children's toys. It was compiled by the drafting committee for the National Technical Regulation on Children's Toy Safety, submitted by the Directorate for Standards, Metrology and Quality (STAMEQ), and issued under Circular No. 09/2019/TT-BKHCN by the Minister of Science and Technology.

Domestically produced and imported children's toys may only be sold on the market once they have been certified compliant with safety standards.

Conformity certification for electric kettles under QCVN 4 is a mandatory requirement to ensure electrical safety and product quality before market circulation. Certification helps enterprises comply with regulations, control risks, enhance credibility, and increase competitiveness in the market.