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Baby bottles, sippy cups, bibs, and feeding utensils

CPSC requirements for this product type. Group: Feeding and soothing.

Certificate and rules

As a children's product (the usual case)

Certificate
Children's Product Certificate (CPC)
Testing by a CPSC-accepted lab
Required for the rules marked below
Rules that likely apply

Conditional rules

These rules apply only when the condition fits your product.

Notes

Phthalates (16 CFR 1307) apply because a product designed to facilitate feeding of children 3 and younger is a 'child care article' under 16 CFR 1307.2(b); CPSC's Feb 2009 guidance gives a sippy cup as an example. Only applies if intended for children 3 and younger; older kids' tableware is a children's product (lead) but not a child care article. Feeding products are exempt from the small parts regulation (16 CFR 1501.3(e)). FDA food-contact rules also apply and are not covered here.

Other requirements

  • Tracking label (CPSIA section 103) on product and packaging

HTS subheadings

Subheadings commonly used for this product type (your broker confirms the full classification).

6-digit subheadingCPSC flags
3924.900 flagged as certificate data required (CP2), 1 flagged as may be needed (CP1)
4014.90Not on CPSC's flagged list

Counts are the number of lines CPSC flagged under the subheading in its HTS guidance list (CP2: CPSC Certificate Related Data is Required; CP1: CPSC Certificate Related Data May be Needed). Source: CPSC HTS guidance list.

Sources

Last verified 2026-10-18; pending review by a compliance consultant. General information, not legal advice or a determination for your product.

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