Transocean Group operates a factory that has passed a Disney FAMA audit and an amfori BSCI social-compliance audit. Products are manufactured and tested to the two principal international toy-safety standards — EN71 in Europe and ASTM F963 in the United States — with third-party test reports arranged per order and destination market.
These are audits of the factory itself, carried out by or on behalf of the certifying body. Certificates can be provided on request.
A Disney FAMA (Facility and Merchandise Authorization) audit assesses a factory’s labour, safety and manufacturing practices. Passing it is the benchmark many licensed toy brands require of a supplier.
An amfori BSCI audit assesses the factory against a code of conduct covering working conditions, worker rights and environmental practice. It is widely required by European retailers and brands.
These are the legal safety standards a toy must meet to be sold in each market. They are verified per order by an independent laboratory — they are not certificates a factory holds permanently.
EN71 is the European Union’s toy-safety standard. It sets the requirements a toy must meet before sale in the EU, tested across several parts.
ASTM F963 is the United States consumer safety specification for toys, mandatory under the CPSC. It governs the hazards most relevant to soft toys.
| STANDARD / AUDIT | REGION | COVERS | APPLIES TO |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disney FAMA | Global (audit) | Factory labour & process | Licensed-brand production |
| BSCI | Global (audit) | Working conditions & ethics | Factory-level, all output |
| EN71 | European Union | Mechanical, flammability, chemical | All toys sold in the EU |
| ASTM F963 | United States | Small parts, seams, heavy elements | All toys sold in the US |
Note: third-party laboratory testing is arranged per order and per destination market. Contact the team for the certificates relevant to a specific product.
Tell us your product and destination market, and we’ll confirm the applicable standards and available test reports.