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Vietnam is the origin of Vi Ha Toys Company, which currently lists twelve active products in its catalogue. The catalogue is organized under the top categories Baby Walkers and Baby Toys, and includes items such as a standard Baby Walker, Children Music Walker, 2‑in‑1 Chair & Desk, 4‑Wheels Scooter, 2‑in‑1 Transformation Scooter, Baby Forklift, Baby Toilet, Baby Stroller, Baby Waler, Foldable Tricycle, Multi‑functional Baby Walker and a general Baby Toys line. Each product is identified only by its descriptive name, without additional technical specifications in the source data. The supplier’s trust tier is classified as “harbor”, indicating a mid‑level risk assessment in B2B platforms. The product set reflects a focus on early‑child mobility and play equipment.
The listed items belong to the broader HS Chapter 95 group, which covers toys, games and sports equipment. Within this chapter, baby walkers and related mobility toys typically fall under sub‑headings 9503.00 for “toys, games and sports equipment; parts and accessories thereof”. While the source data does not provide individual HS codes, buyers can expect the products to be classified under this chapter for customs purposes. The catalogue’s breadth of twelve SKUs suggests a modest but targeted product portfolio aimed at the global children’s goods market.
The catalogue includes a mix of mobility‑focused items such as Baby Walkers, Scooters, Tricycles and transformation‑type toys, as well as ancillary products like a 2‑in‑1 Chair & Desk and a Baby Forklift designed for role‑play. In the toy industry, baby walkers are commonly made from high‑impact polypropylene or ABS plastic, with metal reinforcement in load‑bearing areas. Typical safety grades reference ASTM F963 (Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Toy Safety) and the European EN 71 series, which set limits on mechanical hazards, sharp edges and chemical content. Standard specifications for walkers often include a maximum load capacity of 10‑15 kg, a wheel diameter of 70‑100 mm, and a stable base width of at least 250 mm to reduce tipping risk. Scooters and tricycles for toddlers usually feature a wheel load of 5‑8 kg per wheel, a frame weight under 1 kg, and non‑slip foot‑rests. The 2‑in‑1 Chair & Desk and Baby Forklift fall under furniture‑type toys, where surface finish, rounded edges and non‑toxic paint (often meeting ISO 8124‑3 for limited use of phthalates) are typical requirements.
Buyers should request compliance test reports that reference ASTM F963 for the United States market and EN 71‑1/2/3 for the European market, which cover mechanical safety, flammability and chemical limits.
The supplier can provide MSDS for the polypropylene or ABS plastics and any paint or coating used, allowing buyers to verify REACH and CPSIA chemical restrictions.
Industry practice sets a maximum load of 10‑15 kg for walkers and 5‑8 kg per wheel for scooters, which should be confirmed in the supplier’s technical data sheet.
Standard packaging includes individual cardboard boxes with protective inserts, stacked in 20‑foot containers at an average density of 1,200‑1,500 units per container for compact walkers, while larger scooters are packed at lower densities in 40‑foot containers.
Buyers should ask for a CE Declaration of Conformity, ASTM/EN test reports, MSDS, and a product specification sheet that lists dimensions, weight, and material composition.
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