The TEMU platform has a series of requirements for toy sales, which are mainly to ensure the quality and safety of the products. First of all, for the weight and size of toys, priority is given to products within 1kg, especially within 500g. If the weight of the product exceeds 1kg, it is not recommended to put it on the shelf unless the price has a clear advantage. At the same time, try to choose products without batteries.

Secondly, the applicable population of toys should be as wide as possible, covering multiple age groups to increase the conversion rate. In terms of quality, cheap and low-quality products should be avoided.

In addition, if the toys are to be sold to the EU or Japan, they also need to meet the local toy and game qualification rules. For example, the warehouse may refuse to accept toys without the CE mark. For toys under the age of 14, CE certification needs to be uploaded.

It is also necessary to note that TEMU is now more and more stringent in terms of compliance, especially in toy products. Without the corresponding certificates, many products may not be put on the shelves or even be removed from the shelves.

Finally, the language of the warning should conform to the requirements of the country of sale. For example, if sold in France, the warning information should include a French version.