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update:2014-03-17 NO.: DOC140302-01

LEO-MTS Got Satisfactory Results in Participating the proficiency testing scheme summary in 2013

In 2013, Leo-MTS participated 5 times proficiency testing scheme and got satisfactory results.

Listed below:

Name of PT scheme	Sponsor	Testing items	Our Code	Result
NIL PT-0433 COD in Water (potassium dichromate method)	China NIL Research Center for Proficiency Testing	COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand)	NIL PT-0433-41	Satisfaction
IQTC 13C03 Heavy metal content in plastic	Guangdong Entry-exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau	Total lead, total chromium, total mercury, total cadmium	035	Satisfaction
LGC Toytest Round 53	UK Laboratory of the Government Chemist (LGC)	EN71-3	TY0186	Satisfaction
LGC Toytest Round 55	UK Laboratory of the Government Chemist (LGC)	EN71-1；EN71-3	TY0186	Satisfaction
IQTC13P03 burn rate and properties in toys	Guangdong Entry-exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau	Flammability	012	Satisfaction

Please click the below Leo-MTS test result report for detail information:

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IQTC13P03燃燒速率測試鶴燃燒性能選項測試(結果通知單）

COD能力驗證結果通知單

IQTC13CO3結果通知單

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Four new public consultations for identification as SVHCs launched(2014-03-06)
Canada Marabou and Feather New Guidance for Textile Flammability(2014-02-19)
EU Published Directive 2013/56/EU amending Battery Directive 2006/66/EC(2014-01-16)
ECHA Confirmed to update the Candidate List with seven new substances of very high concern (SVHCs)(2013-12-18)
California Updated Proposition 65 List(2013-12-18)
EU Commission Amending Annex XVII to REACH as regards Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHS)(2013-12-13)
US Washington State amend Children’s Safe Products – Reporting Rule of 66 CHCC(2013-11-14)
ACOUSTIC REQUIREMENTS IN TOY STANDARD EN71-1 REVISED(2013-11-01)
Germany provisionally maintain the limit values for certain heavy metals in toys(2013-10-21)
Consultation on exemptions from the substance restrictions in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS 2)(2013-10-14)
New public consultation launched on identification of substances of very high concern(2013-09-06)
EU Published Regulation 681/2013/EU Amending the limit for soluble barium in toys (2013-08-30)
CPSC Revises Lead Exclusion Rule in Children's Products (2013-07-30)
EU published new harmonized standards for 2009/48/EC (2013-07-05)
EN71-3:2013 was Published by CEN (2013-06-27)
ECHA Confirmed to update the Candidate List with six new substances of very high concern (SVHCs)(2013-06-21)
Plastic Film on Toys and Other Children’s Products Can Pose Choking Hazard(2013-06-03)
CPSC SEEKS INFORMATION ON MATERIALS COMPLIANT WITH HEAVY METALS AND PHTHALATE STANDARDS(2013-05-27)
Care: 2012 Annual Report on the operation of the RAPEX (Rapid Alert System for non-food dangerous products)(2013-05-22)
REACH Add 8 New Substances to Annex XIV Authorisation List(2013-04-26)
ECHA launches a public consultation on a proposed restriction of lead and its compounds in consumer articles(2013-04-11)
ECHA Launches a Public Consultation on 10 Potential SVHC(2013-03-08)
US CPSC Published Final Guidance on Inaccessible Component Parts for Phthalates(2013-03-04)
EU Published 2013/2/EU to Amend Annex I of 94/62/EC Packaging and Packaging waste Directive(2013-02-26)
EU Published A New Toy Safety Guidance document on disguise costumes(2013-01-21)
ECHA Confirmed to update the Candidate List with fifty-four new substances of very high concern (SVHCs)(2012-12-21)
Health Canada Proposes Ban of TCEP in Certain Child Products(2012-12-13)
EU Planned Amendment of Migration Limits in Ceramic Food Contact Articles(2012-12-10)

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