Understand the requirement
Toys covered by the Toys Quality Control Order require conformity to the relevant Indian Standards and a BIS licence under the applicable scheme. Electrical and non-electrical toys need appropriate classification. Scope, exclusions and any notified exemptions should be checked before deciding how a particular product is to be assessed.
A useful toy compliance file connects the finished toy to its parts, coatings, batteries where used, instructions and packaging. We help your team organise these connections and identify missing supplier information. Clear version control is particularly important when a design is sold in several colours, sizes, kits or licensed character variants.
Who this service is for
- Domestic toy manufacturers
- Brands sourcing toys from overseas factories
- Educational and activity-toy businesses
- Product teams introducing new toy ranges
How Rombo can support you
Product classification
Review play function, intended age group and electrical features to establish the starting assessment scope.
Material evidence
Organise part lists, supplier declarations and available test information for the proposed toy construction.
Sample and label readiness
Coordinate identified samples, packaging drafts, warnings and instructions for technical review.
Factory documentation
Help assemble production checks and traceability records that match the products in the application.
From first discussion to next steps
1. Understand the toy
Share its features, intended users, materials and manufacturing site.
2. Organise the evidence
Prepare a model matrix and identify missing material or construction details.
3. Coordinate the assessment
Support sample planning, application preparation and factory readiness.
4. Keep changes traceable
Create a record for future changes to parts, suppliers, labels or toy designs.
Information to have ready
This is a starting checklist, not a fixed submission list. The documents required depend on your product, business role and applicable route.
- Indicative: factory identity and manufacturing details
- Toy catalogue, model list and intended age groups
- Bill of materials and supplier information
- Packaging, warnings and instruction drafts
- Available safety reports and production-control records
Frequently asked questions
Are electrical and non-electrical toys assessed in the same way?
Their applicable requirements can differ. Battery operation, electrical functions and intended use should be disclosed during the initial review.
Can a report for one toy be used for an entire catalogue?
Do not assume so. Model coverage and sample selection must follow the applicable product requirements and certification scope.
Does preparation support replace safety testing?
No. Documentation support helps organise the assessment; it does not replace required testing or the BIS licensing decision.
Important to know
Toy classification and evidence requirements are product-specific. Rombo does not certify toys or authorise use of the ISI Mark.
FURTHER READING
Official resources
For the latest requirements, consult the relevant authority or scheme owner.