Product selection by compliance
We look for products that already carry test reports for your destination market, and say plainly when a product does not, so a project does not start with a product that cannot be sold there.
Testing & certification
Test reports and certification, checked before you order.
LYBAM GLOBAL looks for products that already carry the right test documents for your market, reviews every report against the exact model, coordinates testing with accredited laboratories and checks the factory behind the paperwork. LYBAM does not issue certificates: the accredited laboratories do.
What we handle
From the first shortlist to the document pack.
A test plan for your market
The EU, UK, US and other markets ask for different documents. We turn your destination and product category into a clear list: standards, samples, laboratory options, cost and timing, all confirmed in the quotation.
Accredited laboratories
We coordinate sample submission and testing with third-party laboratories such as SGS, Intertek, Bureau Veritas, TÜV and CNAS-accredited laboratories in China. LYBAM is not affiliated with these laboratories; the choice is made per project.
Report review, line by line
We check what a document actually covers: the model, the standard and its edition, the test date, the sample, the laboratory's accreditation and the conclusion. A report for one model is never assumed to cover another.
Factory checks
Capability, quality system and production control before the first order, and a re-check when a factory changes materials or components.
Pre-shipment inspection
Production samples compared with the approved sample and the tested sample before shipment, with the document pack ready for customs and for your retailer.
By market
Which documents, for which market.
The first question on every project: where will the product be sold, and who has to accept the paperwork?
| Market | Toys and children's products | Consumer electronics |
|---|---|---|
| European Union | EN 71 parts 1, 2 and 3 test report; CE marking and declaration of conformity under the Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC | Safety (LVD / EN IEC 62368-1), EMC, radio equipment (RED) where there is a radio, RoHS; REACH where relevant |
| United Kingdom | Test reports to the UK-designated versions of the EN 71 standards; UKCA marking and declaration where required | UKCA safety and EMC reports (BS EN versions), radio equipment where relevant, RoHS |
| United States | CPSIA: lead, phthalates and tracking labels; ASTM F963 test report; Children's Product Certificate | FCC authorisation for electronics with radio or digital circuits; CPSIA for children's electronics; California Proposition 65 where relevant |
| Israel, Gulf states and others | Importer-specific standards and conformity routes | Importer-specific standards and conformity routes |
This list is indicative and is not legal advice. Requirements depend on the product, its age grade, materials, radio functions and the date of import; they are confirmed per project, together with your own compliance adviser where the market requires it.
Sample test documents
The kind of evidence we collect and review.
Real third-party documents from products LYBAM has sourced, with every name, address, model, item and report number removed. Select a document to enlarge it.
Each document covers only the product that was tested. These samples show the kind of evidence we collect and are not a certification of any product on this site; certification status is stated per product and per document and is confirmed in the quotation. The laboratory names and marks belong to their owners; LYBAM is not affiliated with these laboratories and does not issue certificates.
How a compliance project runs
Six steps, with the paperwork checked at each one.
- 1
Send the brief
Product or reference, destination market, quantity and target date.
- 2
Shortlist with documents
Products that already have the right reports, with the documents listed and what is still missing.
- 3
Review the reports
Model, standard edition, test date, laboratory and accreditation checked against your product.
- 4
Test plan and samples
Missing tests planned with an accredited laboratory; samples sent and results followed.
- 5
Factory check
Capability and production-control check, or a re-check after a change.
- 6
Inspection and document pack
Pre-shipment inspection and the complete document pack for your customs agent and retailer.
Questions
Questions about test reports and certification.
Does LYBAM issue certificates?
No. Test reports and certificates are issued by accredited laboratories and certification bodies. LYBAM looks for products with the right documents, coordinates testing, reviews the documents against the exact model and follows up with the factory.
What do CNAS and ILAC-MRA on a report mean?
CNAS is China's national accreditation body. The ILAC-MRA mark means the laboratory is accredited by a body that is a signatory of the ILAC mutual recognition arrangement. Whether an importer, retailer or authority accepts a particular report is decided by that importer, retailer or authority.
Can a report for one product be used for another?
Not automatically. A report covers the tested model, materials, components and edition of the standard. A change of material, component or design can need a new test or a review of the differences.
Can I see the real documents for a product?
For a specific product, the documents that exist are reviewed with you in the quotation and shared where the factory and the laboratory allow it. Certification status is stated per product and per document, never as a blanket badge.
Why are names and numbers removed from the samples?
The samples show the kind of evidence we collect, not a product on this site. The originals belong to the factories that commissioned them, so names, addresses, model, item and report numbers are removed.
Do the sample documents mean every product on the site is certified?
No. Each product page states what is confirmed for that product. Where a document is not yet confirmed, the page says so and the document is requested in the quotation.