T/SQIA 053-2023 Carbon footprint evaluation technical requirements for plastic toys. (The sentence does not follow English language rules because the translation assumes the presence of an appropriate footprint for a person.) It should be noted that it is usually difficult to precisely assess carbon emissions and other environmental impacts associated with toys and similar items because they often involve large quantities of materials, are produced and used globally, and may undergo various production processes and uses that can affect their carbon emissions. Therefore, it is not possible to
T/SQIA 053-2023 Carbon footprint evaluation technical requirements for plastic toys. (The sentence does not follow English language rules because the translation assumes the presence of an appropriate footprint for a person.) It should be noted that it is usually difficult to precisely assess carbon emissions and other environmental impacts associated with toys and similar items because they often involve large quantities of materials, are produced and used globally, and may undergo various production processes and uses that can affect their carbon emissions. Therefore, it is not possible to
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Main technical content: This document, as the Carbon Footprint Product Category Rule (CFP-PCR) for plastic toy products, stipulates the methods and requirements for evaluating the carbon footprint of plastic toy products, including requirements for product description, scope determination, data collection, allocation, impact evaluation, interpretation of product carbon footprint, and notification of product carbon footprint. This document is applicable to non-electric toys whose main body is made of plastic, designed or intended for children under the age of 14, including inflatable toys, oral toys, stationery-like toys, water toys, etc. It is also applicable to non-electric toys designed to bear the weight of children, including static plastic toys and motorized plastic toys.