An overview of the most important toy safety laws every Promotional Consultant should know about toy safety. Consumer Product Safety Commission CPISA Feb 2012 update.
The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) advocates on behalf of US manufacturers. It represents over 11,000 member companies of all sizes, accounting for 85% of US manufacturing output. The NAM works to shape legislation and regulations in a way that promotes US economic growth and manufacturing competitiveness. Regulatory compliance costs American manufacturers $162 billion annually, disproportionately impacting small manufacturers. The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) strengthened safety standards for children's products and imposed new testing, certification, and labeling requirements that increased costs for manufacturers.
This presentation provides an overview of the ASTM F963 toy safety standard. It discusses the history and development of the standard, including its adoption as a mandatory rule by the CPSC. It describes the structure and requirements of the standard, including requirements related to choking, lacerations, strangulation, and other hazards. It also discusses the standard revision process and provides examples of how the requirements apply to different toy types and scenarios.
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission held a workshop on April 3, 2014 to discuss potential ways to reduce the costs of third party testing for product safety compliance while still ensuring safety. The workshop included a panel of representatives from consumer advocacy groups and industry associations and allowed for public comments. Attendees were reminded that the views expressed were those of participants and not official government policies.
This document summarizes US regulations on lead testing for exported products, particularly those for children. It outlines that both importers and exporters must provide proof of laboratory testing from a certified body showing lead levels do not exceed limits. Non-compliance, such as exporting without a certificate, can result in seized shipments or destroyed goods. The roles and responsibilities of importers and exporters are defined to ensure compliance and avoid health issues or loss of customers. Recommended laboratories for testing and factors to consider, like costs and turnaround times, are also provided.
Determinations for lead and the eight elements in ASTM F963 as a means for third party testing cost reduction: questions, issues, and comments. CPSC staff presentation followed by panelist presentations
Overview of CPSC, Health Canada, and Profeco cooperation, legislation, joint recalls, and including a case study of stroller regulatory requirements in all 3 jurisdictions.
The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) advocates on behalf of US manufacturers. It represents over 11,000 member companies of all sizes, accounting for 85% of US manufacturing output. The NAM works to shape legislation and regulations in a way that promotes US economic growth and manufacturing competitiveness. Regulatory compliance costs American manufacturers $162 billion annually, disproportionately impacting small manufacturers. The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) strengthened safety standards for children's products and imposed new testing, certification, and labeling requirements that increased costs for manufacturers.
This presentation provides an overview of the ASTM F963 toy safety standard. It discusses the history and development of the standard, including its adoption as a mandatory rule by the CPSC. It describes the structure and requirements of the standard, including requirements related to choking, lacerations, strangulation, and other hazards. It also discusses the standard revision process and provides examples of how the requirements apply to different toy types and scenarios.
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission held a workshop on April 3, 2014 to discuss potential ways to reduce the costs of third party testing for product safety compliance while still ensuring safety. The workshop included a panel of representatives from consumer advocacy groups and industry associations and allowed for public comments. Attendees were reminded that the views expressed were those of participants and not official government policies.
This document summarizes US regulations on lead testing for exported products, particularly those for children. It outlines that both importers and exporters must provide proof of laboratory testing from a certified body showing lead levels do not exceed limits. Non-compliance, such as exporting without a certificate, can result in seized shipments or destroyed goods. The roles and responsibilities of importers and exporters are defined to ensure compliance and avoid health issues or loss of customers. Recommended laboratories for testing and factors to consider, like costs and turnaround times, are also provided.
Determinations for lead and the eight elements in ASTM F963 as a means for third party testing cost reduction: questions, issues, and comments. CPSC staff presentation followed by panelist presentations
Overview of CPSC, Health Canada, and Profeco cooperation, legislation, joint recalls, and including a case study of stroller regulatory requirements in all 3 jurisdictions.
Us cpsia(consumer product safety improvement act) reportpbsuser
SGS Testing Korea tested a Dwinguler (Green Play Mat) for lead and phthalates content. Test results found:
1) Lead content was not detected in any of the 9 substrate materials tested and was below the required limit.
2) Phthalate content was not detected in the 2 materials tested and was below individual component limits.
3) The product was found to comply with lead and phthalate restrictions of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act.
The document describes several wood toy building sets from www.vasilyok.com.ua, including Fortestya with 42 pieces, Rozvivayka with 48 and 50 pieces, Ornament with 50 pieces, Marry plate with 200 pieces, and Balansir with 40 pieces. Each set contains wooden pieces in a handy plastic pack and allows children to learn shapes, colors, counting, building constructions, and more.
This document discusses toys over generations and how playing with toys benefits both children and adults. It explores some popular toys from the 1960s, 1970s, and today in Romania, including Neneco construction sticks, Titirobil math game, Daniela kitchen set, and Donald the sailor rubber toy. The document encourages sharing toys across generations as a way for grandparents, parents, and children to connect, and notes kids can learn skills like patience through intergenerational play.
The document summarizes how K'NEX toys are manufactured. It explains that toy designers work with engineers to develop plastic molds. These molds take about 1000 hours to produce and are used to injection mold the K'NEX parts in a high-volume process. The parts are manufactured in the Rodon Group's Pennsylvania facility, which has over 105 presses. Since 1992, the Rodon Group has manufactured over 31 billion K'NEX parts. The process helps minimize waste and the company recycles all scrap materials.
The document provides information on U.S. consumer product safety regulations for apparel sold in the United States. It summarizes key laws including the Federal Hazardous Substances Act (FHSA), Flammable Fabrics Act (FFA), and children's sleepwear standards. The FHSA addresses labeling of hazardous substances and the FFA includes standards for flammability of various textiles, children's sleepwear, and drawstrings on children's clothing. Specific requirements are outlined for lead, screen printing, small parts, and drawstrings on children's apparel.
Concerns About Factory Safety and Worker Exploitation in Developing CountriesKimbo Ras
A Case Analysis in International Marketing, MGT 155
Department of Agribusiness Management and Entrepreneurship, College of Economics and Management, University of the Philippines Los Banos
College, Laguna
Design by Kimbo Ras, 2015
The document provides background information on the toy industry, including differences between small and large companies and US and international companies. It discusses major players like Mattel, Hasbro, Bandai, Lego, and Tiger Electronics. It describes common trends, innovations, and minor players. The industry relies heavily on outsourcing production to other countries like China. There have been issues with recalls due to safety concerns. Mattel in particular had to recall millions of toys in 2007 due to toxic magnets and lead paint issues.
this is a presentation about research i've been doing on using contemporary toys as a topic for investigation in the art classroom. topics for discussion, as well as activities, and a background on the moment is included. PLEASE DO NOT COPY WITHOUT PERMISSION.
The document lists various common children's toys and their associated website. It includes toys such as a spade, bucket, tricycle, Skittles, ball, teddy bear, toy car, doll, toy train, building blocks, and roller skates, with each toy followed by the website www.voyaprenderingles.com.
The document summarizes several popular toys from the 1960s-1970s including the Easy-Bake Oven, Spirograph, Nerf ball, Johnny Horizon Environmental Test Kit, Six-Million Dollar Man & Bionic Woman action figures, and original Star Wars action figures including C-3PO and R2-D2. It also describes the 1977 Play-Doh Fuzzy Pumper Barber and Beauty Shop toy that allowed kids to mold Play-Doh hair styles.
This presentation provides an overview of toy safety regulations in Canada and the United States. It outlines the key legislation governing consumer product safety in each country, including the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act and regulations in Canada, as well as the Consumer Product Safety Act and other laws in the US. The presentation highlights recent updates to requirements and enforcement efforts at Health Canada and the US CPSC. It reviews safety testing and certification expectations for toys and children's products being sold in Canada and the US to ensure compliance with regulations addressing hazards like heavy metals, phthalates, small parts, and more.
The team recommends that LEGO differentiate its products and expand into alternative markets through global expansion and innovation. They analyze LEGO's strong financial position and competitive advantages over Mattel and Hasbro. Opportunities include developing more original LEGO brands, experiential features, integrating LEGO characters into other platforms, and expanding markets in Asia, Australia, and South America. The team suggests leveraging social media and user communities, as well as exploring video games and a LEGO museum.
The document summarizes the supply chain of Lego products from sourcing raw materials like plastic and rubber, to manufacturing components through molding and painting/decorating, packaging, distribution through a single warehouse in partnership with DHL, and finally reaching end consumers through specialty retail stores, online ordering, and other retailers. It also discusses Lego's rationale for centralizing its supply chain after continual profit losses in the late 1990s/early 2000s, and some difficulties in implementing the new centralized strategy including strained relationships and lower than expected delivery frequencies.
Manufacturing industries convert raw materials into finished goods using machines. They are important for a country's economic strength by providing jobs, reducing dependence on agriculture, and earning foreign exchange through exports. Key manufacturing industries in India include cotton textiles, jute, wool, silk, synthetic fibers, sugar, and iron and steel. Factors like availability of raw materials, power, water, labor, transportation and markets influence the location of these industries. The cotton textile industry is the largest, with mills located mainly in Maharashtra, Gujarat and West Bengal. The iron and steel industry began in 1830 in Tamil Nadu and large-scale production started in Jamshedpur in 1907.
The document discusses industrial safety. It outlines the importance of industrial safety in reducing costs for employers and employees. It then discusses causes of industrial accidents, measures to ensure safety like safety policies and committees, and methods for measuring and recording accidents. Key safety rules from the Factories Act are also summarized.
Toys are the best friend of the kids. Childhood is empty without toys in it. They are the most important not only because kids indulge themselves playing with it, but also they make the personality of kids. Kids being at a tender age indulge themselves playing with the toys and unknowingly develop their personality by way of it.
The document provides an overview of new testing and certification requirements under the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) as amended by recent legislation. It discusses key provisions including:
- Certification will now be required for products subject to CPSC standards, as enforcement stays have lifted.
- The Component Testing Rule allows certification based on component part testing, but requires extensive documentation.
- The new Testing and Certification Rule establishes recordkeeping and periodic testing requirements to provide a "high degree of assurance" of ongoing compliance for children's products. It outlines three options for periodic testing.
- Material changes will require retesting and recertification. Undue influence policies and training are also required.
The document provides an overview of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). It discusses that the CPSC is an independent federal agency established in 1973 that is responsible for protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury from consumer products. The CPSC works to reduce an estimated 34,500 deaths and 36 million injuries annually associated with consumer products through regulation and enforcement, recalls, education, and monitoring of voluntary standards. It summarizes the CPSC's laws, regulations, testing and certification requirements, market surveillance, data collection and analysis, and international cooperation to promote product safety.
The document summarizes new rules for third party testing of children's products that took effect in 2013. It outlines requirements for initial certification testing, component part testing, material change testing, and periodic testing for continued production. Manufacturers must have products tested by accredited laboratories, issue certificates of compliance, and maintain testing records. The rules aim to provide assurance that children's products meet safety standards for substances like lead and phthalates.
Us cpsia(consumer product safety improvement act) reportpbsuser
SGS Testing Korea tested a Dwinguler (Green Play Mat) for lead and phthalates content. Test results found:
1) Lead content was not detected in any of the 9 substrate materials tested and was below the required limit.
2) Phthalate content was not detected in the 2 materials tested and was below individual component limits.
3) The product was found to comply with lead and phthalate restrictions of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act.
The document describes several wood toy building sets from www.vasilyok.com.ua, including Fortestya with 42 pieces, Rozvivayka with 48 and 50 pieces, Ornament with 50 pieces, Marry plate with 200 pieces, and Balansir with 40 pieces. Each set contains wooden pieces in a handy plastic pack and allows children to learn shapes, colors, counting, building constructions, and more.
This document discusses toys over generations and how playing with toys benefits both children and adults. It explores some popular toys from the 1960s, 1970s, and today in Romania, including Neneco construction sticks, Titirobil math game, Daniela kitchen set, and Donald the sailor rubber toy. The document encourages sharing toys across generations as a way for grandparents, parents, and children to connect, and notes kids can learn skills like patience through intergenerational play.
The document summarizes how K'NEX toys are manufactured. It explains that toy designers work with engineers to develop plastic molds. These molds take about 1000 hours to produce and are used to injection mold the K'NEX parts in a high-volume process. The parts are manufactured in the Rodon Group's Pennsylvania facility, which has over 105 presses. Since 1992, the Rodon Group has manufactured over 31 billion K'NEX parts. The process helps minimize waste and the company recycles all scrap materials.
The document provides information on U.S. consumer product safety regulations for apparel sold in the United States. It summarizes key laws including the Federal Hazardous Substances Act (FHSA), Flammable Fabrics Act (FFA), and children's sleepwear standards. The FHSA addresses labeling of hazardous substances and the FFA includes standards for flammability of various textiles, children's sleepwear, and drawstrings on children's clothing. Specific requirements are outlined for lead, screen printing, small parts, and drawstrings on children's apparel.
Concerns About Factory Safety and Worker Exploitation in Developing CountriesKimbo Ras
A Case Analysis in International Marketing, MGT 155
Department of Agribusiness Management and Entrepreneurship, College of Economics and Management, University of the Philippines Los Banos
College, Laguna
Design by Kimbo Ras, 2015
The document provides background information on the toy industry, including differences between small and large companies and US and international companies. It discusses major players like Mattel, Hasbro, Bandai, Lego, and Tiger Electronics. It describes common trends, innovations, and minor players. The industry relies heavily on outsourcing production to other countries like China. There have been issues with recalls due to safety concerns. Mattel in particular had to recall millions of toys in 2007 due to toxic magnets and lead paint issues.
this is a presentation about research i've been doing on using contemporary toys as a topic for investigation in the art classroom. topics for discussion, as well as activities, and a background on the moment is included. PLEASE DO NOT COPY WITHOUT PERMISSION.
The document lists various common children's toys and their associated website. It includes toys such as a spade, bucket, tricycle, Skittles, ball, teddy bear, toy car, doll, toy train, building blocks, and roller skates, with each toy followed by the website www.voyaprenderingles.com.
The document summarizes several popular toys from the 1960s-1970s including the Easy-Bake Oven, Spirograph, Nerf ball, Johnny Horizon Environmental Test Kit, Six-Million Dollar Man & Bionic Woman action figures, and original Star Wars action figures including C-3PO and R2-D2. It also describes the 1977 Play-Doh Fuzzy Pumper Barber and Beauty Shop toy that allowed kids to mold Play-Doh hair styles.
This presentation provides an overview of toy safety regulations in Canada and the United States. It outlines the key legislation governing consumer product safety in each country, including the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act and regulations in Canada, as well as the Consumer Product Safety Act and other laws in the US. The presentation highlights recent updates to requirements and enforcement efforts at Health Canada and the US CPSC. It reviews safety testing and certification expectations for toys and children's products being sold in Canada and the US to ensure compliance with regulations addressing hazards like heavy metals, phthalates, small parts, and more.
The team recommends that LEGO differentiate its products and expand into alternative markets through global expansion and innovation. They analyze LEGO's strong financial position and competitive advantages over Mattel and Hasbro. Opportunities include developing more original LEGO brands, experiential features, integrating LEGO characters into other platforms, and expanding markets in Asia, Australia, and South America. The team suggests leveraging social media and user communities, as well as exploring video games and a LEGO museum.
The document summarizes the supply chain of Lego products from sourcing raw materials like plastic and rubber, to manufacturing components through molding and painting/decorating, packaging, distribution through a single warehouse in partnership with DHL, and finally reaching end consumers through specialty retail stores, online ordering, and other retailers. It also discusses Lego's rationale for centralizing its supply chain after continual profit losses in the late 1990s/early 2000s, and some difficulties in implementing the new centralized strategy including strained relationships and lower than expected delivery frequencies.
Manufacturing industries convert raw materials into finished goods using machines. They are important for a country's economic strength by providing jobs, reducing dependence on agriculture, and earning foreign exchange through exports. Key manufacturing industries in India include cotton textiles, jute, wool, silk, synthetic fibers, sugar, and iron and steel. Factors like availability of raw materials, power, water, labor, transportation and markets influence the location of these industries. The cotton textile industry is the largest, with mills located mainly in Maharashtra, Gujarat and West Bengal. The iron and steel industry began in 1830 in Tamil Nadu and large-scale production started in Jamshedpur in 1907.
The document discusses industrial safety. It outlines the importance of industrial safety in reducing costs for employers and employees. It then discusses causes of industrial accidents, measures to ensure safety like safety policies and committees, and methods for measuring and recording accidents. Key safety rules from the Factories Act are also summarized.
Toys are the best friend of the kids. Childhood is empty without toys in it. They are the most important not only because kids indulge themselves playing with it, but also they make the personality of kids. Kids being at a tender age indulge themselves playing with the toys and unknowingly develop their personality by way of it.
The document provides an overview of new testing and certification requirements under the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) as amended by recent legislation. It discusses key provisions including:
- Certification will now be required for products subject to CPSC standards, as enforcement stays have lifted.
- The Component Testing Rule allows certification based on component part testing, but requires extensive documentation.
- The new Testing and Certification Rule establishes recordkeeping and periodic testing requirements to provide a "high degree of assurance" of ongoing compliance for children's products. It outlines three options for periodic testing.
- Material changes will require retesting and recertification. Undue influence policies and training are also required.
The document provides an overview of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). It discusses that the CPSC is an independent federal agency established in 1973 that is responsible for protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury from consumer products. The CPSC works to reduce an estimated 34,500 deaths and 36 million injuries annually associated with consumer products through regulation and enforcement, recalls, education, and monitoring of voluntary standards. It summarizes the CPSC's laws, regulations, testing and certification requirements, market surveillance, data collection and analysis, and international cooperation to promote product safety.
The document summarizes new rules for third party testing of children's products that took effect in 2013. It outlines requirements for initial certification testing, component part testing, material change testing, and periodic testing for continued production. Manufacturers must have products tested by accredited laboratories, issue certificates of compliance, and maintain testing records. The rules aim to provide assurance that children's products meet safety standards for substances like lead and phthalates.
Trade Barrier Data & Analysis Report for Children’s Products in 2015Iris Zhu
By combing industry advantage of C&K Testing, the periodical prepared by our Technical Department targets at providing materials and real-time data concerning trade and barriers for Chinese toy companies.
The following information is available in the periodical:
1. Export volume of children’s products for the month
2. Import volume of such products by target countries for the month
3. Surveillance data from countries
4. News on toy regulations for the month
5. Other related information
2014 updates for durable infant and toddler products. How to locate CPSC data on regulatory non-compliance notices, which are also called "letters of advice" (LOAs). The referenced Excel table will be updated frequently with the names of the firm, the foreign manufacturer, and other information. Businesses may integrate this information into their compliance workflows to assist them in sourcing safe & compliant consumer products.
This document outlines the basic steps involved in a pre-shipment inspection of products. A pre-shipment inspection checks the quantity, quality, and safety requirements of products before export. It involves inspecting the products for defects, verifying specifications are met, and testing functionality and safety. If inspection is passed, an inspection report is issued to accompany the shipment.
EarthTron has a thorough inspection process to ensure customers receive genuine, quality parts. They visually inspect shipments, verify part numbers and markings, check quantities, and test sample parts. Photos are taken and inspection details are recorded. Any defects are reported, parts are stored properly, and customers are notified upon receipt. EarthTron carefully vets suppliers to help prevent counterfeit or poor quality parts from being supplied.
The document discusses 5 key things to know about the CE mark:
1. The CE mark indicates that a product has met all applicable EU legal requirements. It means the product has undergone necessary testing and safety assessments.
2. A product with a CE mark can legally be sold throughout the EU.
3. The CE mark is affixed directly to the product or packaging by the manufacturer, who takes responsibility for the product's compliance.
4. The CE mark only applies to certain product categories, and will not be on foods, chemicals, pharmaceuticals or cosmetics.
5. Be aware of fake CE marks, and check the official form in Annex II of the 765/
Children's products often cost more than adult products due to important safety regulations and testing requirements. All children's products under 12 must be certified and comply with federal safety standards, including testing for toxins and durability. This extra testing and compliance contributes to higher costs compared to adult products. Partnering with a supplier committed to safety standards ensures brands avoid legal and reputational risks from unsafe children's products.
The document outlines the Consumer Product Safety Commission's (CPSC) requirements for children's products, including mandatory toy standards, lead and phthalate limits, third-party testing, and certification. It also discusses the CPSC's approach to ensuring safety of non-children's products through voluntary standards, regulations if needed, and general certification requirements. Testing and certification requirements vary depending on if a product is for children or not and what specific safety rules apply.
This document discusses product compliance requirements for selling goods in the EU market. It notes that any product introduced to an EU market must comply with all applicable EU laws. Manufacturers and importers are responsible for ensuring their products meet all legal regulations. The document then advertises Compliant Product services that can help businesses understand and implement compliance requirements to save time and money while strengthening their brand. Services include due diligence programs, training, legal expertise, and product certification.
1) Currently, product safety labels do not provide enough information to verify batch conformity, as they only show the manufacturer name and safety marks but no production details. This allows non-compliant products from hidden factories to enter the market.
2) The document proposes a new batch conformity labeling scheme where each batch would be verified against technical documents and testing reports by a notified body. A QR code on the label would link to the verification records for that batch.
3) Key benefits would be improved traceability of products to the factory, elimination of non-compliant "golden sample" practices, and increased market surveillance through a public database of verification records.
NYC Toy Fair 2017 - Tracking Information & Testing LabsShelby Mathis
The document outlines requirements for tracking information on children's products, including that the information must be permanently affixed to the product and packaging and include the manufacturer or private labeler name and location and date of production. It also discusses CPSC-accepted testing laboratories for the new ASTM F963-16 toy standard and provides resources available from the CPSC for small businesses.
Z360: Quality control for children's products.ZRecs
In a 30-minute phone consultation, experts discuss needs and collect payment to provide a non-disclosure agreement. They research safety and quality of client's products and within 5 days deliver a comprehensive report identifying hazards, concerns, and recommendations for improving suspect products. The client also receives ongoing alerts for a year on recalls, defects, new products, and emerging hazards to stay informed.
This presentation provides an overview of toy safety regulations in Canada and the United States. It discusses the key legislation governing consumer product safety in both countries, including the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act and regulations in Canada, as well as the Consumer Product Safety Act and other laws in the US. The presentation also provides highlights of recent changes and initiatives at Health Canada and the CPSC, and outlines requirements for toys in areas such as heavy metals, phthalates, small parts, and sound. Finally, it discusses regulatory cooperation between the two countries through initiatives like joint recalls and information sharing.
How To Comply Your Product with European Product Safety LegislationDaytodayebay
This document discusses how to comply with European product safety legislation when selling products on Amazon in the EU. It outlines the six steps to CE marking: 1) identify applicable directives and standards, 2) verify product requirements, 3) determine if conformity assessment is needed, 4) conduct assessment, 5) create a technical file, and 6) affix the CE mark and declaration of conformity. Following these steps ensures products are safe and legal to sell in Europe. Non-compliance can result in blocked Amazon listings, legal liability, and import issues. The document provides resources to identify relevant directives and standards for different product types.
An overview of how TCO Certified - the sustainability certification for IT products - includes criteria for social responsibility. IT manufacturers wishing to achieve TCO Certified comply with these criteria that ensure their products are manufactured, used and recycled with social, economic and environmental factors in mind
Plush toys can be effective marketing tools for schools by creating emotional connections, capitalizing on school spirit, and making lasting impressions. The document describes various plush toy options for graduation gifts, participation awards, teacher appreciation, and recruitment gifts. It also mentions plush toys can be used to teach financial, political, fire safety, health care, and vocational educational topics. Seasonal plush toys are suggested for holidays like Valentine's Day through Christmas. Additional information provided includes the toys meeting safety standards and being produced in China and Indonesia.
Did you ever wonder what it takes to be a superior brand? Isn't it funny how successful brands seam to suddenly appear. It's actually pretty simple of they do it. Learn this simple branding pattern.
Research indicates every employee of a company is part of the Marketing Department. This presentation looks at the business challenges of the 21st Century and provides a framework for advancing marketing education and discussion. Consider the roles of Advertising Agencies, Promotional Products Consultants, and those involved in advancing the Corporate Vision. Let's get on the same page!
The document presents various plush toy products with their suggested retail prices, wholesale unit prices, and recommended order quantities. Over 20 products are listed, each with a different price point, order amount, and intended retail price. The purpose is to share new plush toy creations and determine which products fit a business's strategy and initiatives.
Stories are so effective in sales because they connect us to a lesson, person, or brand in an easy to remember non-threatening way. Organizations with well-structured brand stories experience extraordinary growth in a short amount of time. The printed products your clients buy are more than writing instruments. We have the unique privilege to work in an industry that delivers communication tools that serve strategic purposes if we chose to use them that way.
Chances are you and your clients have an important story to tell but could be telling it better. Join us on this journey into story where you can be the hero your client needs. On this journey we will look at classic story structure, the elements of brand story, and how promotional products can be easily positioned into brand stories.
Actionable Take Aways:
Proper story structure for sales success
Effective use of the "Hero's Journey" to sell more products
The Four elements of a Brand Story
Seizing the Opportunity with Promotional Products Work! WeekJim Socci, CAS
What is Promotional Products Work! Week? Do you see the opportunities it presents for you? The truth is the many Promotional Products Industry Professionals are Ignorant, Skeptical, and Indifferent. This presentations will give you some reasons to get involved.
This document summarizes a webinar on character branding. It introduces the presenters and what attendees will learn about introducing characters into brands, selecting characters for clients, and presentation ideas. It also discusses questions that have been asked, applied examples of character branding, character roles, brand agents, and a story creation tool. The webinar aims to help attendees make their brands stand for something and use existing stories where possible.
This document summarizes a webinar on using storytelling for sales success and branding. It discusses the structure of stories, including a beginning, middle, end, characters, and conflict. It also describes the "hero's journey" structure of an ordinary world, inciting incident, call to action, struggles, transformation, and return. An example is given of Chemo Duck, a nonprofit that helps children with cancer, and how its story and brand convey hope. Attendees are offered a discount on toys if they donate to a hospital through Chemo Duck.
This webinar discusses how to understand clients on a deeper level by speaking to their inner motivations and yearnings. It teaches how to make messaging simple using metaphor, turn client wants into a character brand, and become indispensable. Attendees learn the four primary human yearnings, are shown examples of how brands successfully appeal to subconscious desires, and are given action steps to create an attractive client metaphor and address pain points. The presenters aim to help participants better connect with clients and increase consumer quality through psychological benefits.
This document outlines the key points that will be covered in a 60 minute presentation on character branding. It discusses common branding misconceptions and problems companies face related to branding. The real purposes of brands are identified as to identify, differentiate, and build value. Successful brands are defined as having purpose, always changing but never wavering, and helping buyers make quick decisions. The six traits of successful brands that will be covered are belief in themselves, audience understanding, role identification, aspiration delivery, congruence of tactics, and kindling a community.
This document summarizes a presentation about relationship marketing given by Jim Socci, president of Artistic Toy. The presentation discusses the theory of relationship marketing, how it differs from mass marketing by focusing on building relationships with individual customers rather than selling to the masses. It provides examples of relationship marketing and encourages adopting a mindset of collaborating with customers to determine their individual needs rather than just selling products. The goal is to get, keep and grow customers through permission-based marketing and addressing customers individually through interactive communication rather than mass media.
The document outlines several stuffed toy product line proposals for the Philadelphia Zoo to help achieve their mission and objectives. It proposes plush toys of pandas, monkeys, lions, frogs in various sizes to create a unified brand. Other proposals include a Conservation Hydration kit with a water bottle and educational information, an Explorer Kit with a plush toy and backpack, a Zoologist Mission kit with a plush toy and booklet, a Caretaker Kit with a plush toy and animal story, and a Sponsor Program with a large custom plush toy to promote new exhibits and raise funds. The proposals aim to educate guests, engage them in the zoo's mission, and raise money for animal care and new exhibits.
Enhancing Adoption of AI in Agri-food: IntroductionCor Verdouw
Introduction to the Panel on: Pathways and Challenges: AI-Driven Technology in Agri-Food, AI4Food, University of Guelph
“Enhancing Adoption of AI in Agri-food: a Path Forward”, 18 June 2024
Easy Earnings Through Refer and Earn Apps Without KYC.pptxFx Lotus
Learn how to make extra money with refer and earn apps that don’t require KYC. Find out the advantages, top apps, and strategies to boost your earnings quickly and easily.
Adani Group Requests For Additional Land For Its Dharavi Redevelopment Projec...Adani case
It will bring about growth and development not only in Maharashtra but also in our country as a whole, which will experience prosperity. The project will also give the Adani Group an opportunity to rise above the controversies that have been ongoing since the Adani CBI Investigation.
Unlocking WhatsApp Marketing with HubSpot: Integrating Messaging into Your Ma...Niswey
50 million companies worldwide leverage WhatsApp as a key marketing channel. You may have considered adding it to your marketing mix, or probably already driving impressive conversions with WhatsApp.
But wait. What happens when you fully integrate your WhatsApp campaigns with HubSpot?
That's exactly what we explored in this session.
We take a look at everything that you need to know in order to deploy effective WhatsApp marketing strategies, and integrate it with your buyer journey in HubSpot. From technical requirements to innovative campaign strategies, to advanced campaign reporting - we discuss all that and more, to leverage WhatsApp for maximum impact. Check out more details about the event here https://events.hubspot.com/events/details/hubspot-new-delhi-presents-unlocking-whatsapp-marketing-with-hubspot-integrating-messaging-into-your-marketing-strategy/
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1. 8 Things Every Artistic Toy Employee
and Distributor Should Know
February 2012
2. How many types of safety tests are performed
on Toys?
1. Hazardous Conditions
2. Mechanical Safety
3. Chemical Requirements
4. Flammability
5. Performance
6. Labeling
6
3. How much does independent product safety
testing add to product unit cost?
Average
$0.65 cents / unit
Size MOQ CPSIA
Testing*
Unit Safety
Cost
3” 10,000 pcs $600 $0.06
5” 5,000 pcs $600 $0.12
8” 2,500 pcs $600 $0.24
12” 1,200 pcs $600 $0.50
24” 600 pcs $600 $1.00
36” 300 pcs $600 $2.00
* Assumes not plastic parts beyond eyes and beans
stuffing tested by an accredited CPC laboratory.
4. How much could you be fined for not
performing safety testing?
The maximum civil penalties that the CPSC can assess
are for a violation and for
a series of related violations.
$100,000 $15 million
5. Do products manufactured before January 1,
2012 require Independent Safety Testing?
If you are a manufacturer, importer, or private labeler of
toys, you must test your products manufactured
after December 31, 2011 for compliance with the toy
safety standard. The Commission will require third
party testing for those products on January 1, 2012. The
required testing must be conducted by an accredited
third party laboratory whose accreditation is accepted
by the CPSC.
NO
6. What do you provide customers when a product
was manufactured before January 1, 2012?
General Conformity Certificate (GCC) – If a product
was manufactured prior to 1/1/12 and not independently
safety tested the supplier provides the GCC as a
declaration of the products conformity and testing
performed.
Certificate Of Compliance (COC) – If a product was
manufactured prior to 1/1/12 and independently safety
tested the supplier provides a COC.
GCC / COC
7. When is the product safety information required
to be provided to customer?
Toy safety information must be available for U.S.
Customs Inspection or products could be held at
port.
Products manufactured (assembled) in U.S. require
product safety information at date of shipment.
Upon Shipment Date from Factory
8. Do we have to independent safety test an order for
100 pcs of a stock bear with a screen printed t-shirt?
If the supplier has policies and control procedures
in place to ensure that safety testing was performed
on the toy and the inks used were safety tested then
reliance on the initial safety testing can be used as
long as there is not change in raw materials or ink
providers.
NO
9. What determines law label language?
Importer of Record
Laws applicable in the country of planned distribution
Regulation
Number
Batch Identifier
Toy Content
Country of
Origin
European
Conformity Logo