Safe to Play
Going Beyond Compliance in Toy Chemical Safety
This webinar originally took place on 18 September 2025.
Webinar agenda
- Growing Complexity in Toy Safety Requirements
- Consumer expectations
- Developments in global toy markets
- Consumer expectations
- Rising Regulation of Toys
- European Union: New Toy Safety Regulation update, EN 71 standard updates, and the Digital Product Passport (DPP) registration system.
- Australia & New Zealand: Overview of AS/NZS ISO 8124.
- United States: CPSIA, ASTM F963, and related state laws (e.g., CHCC & PFAS).
- Canada: CCPSA and Toys Regulations (SOR/2011-17)
- Comparing US and Canadian regulations
- European Union: New Toy Safety Regulation update, EN 71 standard updates, and the Digital Product Passport (DPP) registration system.
- Limitations of Traditional Chemical Testing for Toys
- Introduction of Chem-ST™ for Toys
- Introduction of Chem-ST™ for Toys
Webinar overview
Consumer expectations for safer, more sustainable products are rising, while global regulatory frameworks continue to expand and diversify.
Toy companies are increasingly recognising that managing chemical risks beyond regulatory requirements builds consumer trust, strengthens brand reputation, and helps future-proof products against emerging regulations.
In this on-demand webinar, you'll gain:
- A comprehensive overview of current and emerging regulations in various regions
- Limitations of traditional chemical testing
- Discover Chemical Smart Testing - Chem-ST™ for Toys, a new, innovative solution designed to help you navigate this complex landscape.
Our speakers
Dr. Devender Singh

Professor Will Wise

Will, an international expert in biomaterials, recently joined Eurofins Sustainability Services after a distinguished career as a research-focused academic specialising in leather at the University of Northampton (UK). In his role at Eurofins, he leads the Global Innovations Programme – an internal research initiative that drives the company’s globally renowned innovation processes. Additionally, he develops comprehensive learning packages to support both internal teams and external clients in effectively utilising Eurofins services.
Dara Robinson

With a background in chemical regulation for the Personal Care industry and a degree in Biochemistry, Dara’s role involves creating technical content and supporting project development for a wide range of topics, including sustainability trends, new industry standards, and upcoming regulations.