Canada's Department of Health has published SOR/2018-82 Children's Jewellery Regulations, which shall repeal SOR/2016-168 Children's Jewellery Regulations. All the proposed provisions have been approved, and shall come into force on 2 November 2018.
The main updates in SOR/2018-82 include:
1. Children's jewellery shall not contain more than 90 mg/kg of lead.
2. Children's jewellery shall not contain more than 130 mg/kg of cadmium if the jewellery item is small enough to be totally enclosed in the small parts cylinder when a force of not more than 4.45 N is applied.
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Canada Children's Jewellery Regulations SOR/2018-82
Restricted Substances Testing
- Total Lead Testing
- Total Cadmium Testing
- Chrome VI Testing
- Nickel Release Testing
- EN71-3 Testing
- Heavy Metals Testing
- Phthalates Testing
- PAHs Testing
- Formaldehyde Testing
- AZO dyes Testing
- BPA Testing
- Organotin Testing
- Allergenic Dyes Testing
- Carcinogenic Dyes
- PFOS & PFOA Testing
- SCCP & MCCP Testing
- PCBs Testing
- Halogen Testing
- APEO & NPEO Testing
- PCP Testing
- DMFu & DMFa Testing
- OPP Testing
- Pesticide Testing
- Flame Retardants
- MSDS report making
- ELV Testing
- Metal Analysis
- Salt Fog Testing
- Metals Analysis
- Formulation Analysis
- Materials Analysis
- Failure Analysis
- Reliability Testing
- TGA Analysis
- Nondestructive Test
- SEM EDS Analysis
- Polymer Analysis
- Rubber Analysis
