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Resellers: how to ask your supplier for a CPC or GPSR details (and what to check)

Walmart, TikTok Shop and Amazon's GPSR guide all point resellers and retailers back to the brand or importer for compliance documents. What to request and check.

Walmart's policy says certificates must be available, on request, to distributors and retailers. TikTok Shop lets toy resellers submit the CPC (issued within 365 days) plus an invoice and tracking-label photos. Amazon's GPSR guide tells resellers to contact their upstream supplier for responsible-person details.

When you ask, request the CPC (all 7 elements, English, dated), the full test report from a CPSC-accepted lab, the tracking-label details, and for the EU the manufacturer and responsible person details. Then check the model and product name match what you sell.

First actions

  1. Request the CPC and the full test report, not only a summary certificate.
  2. Check the issue dates against the platform's window (TikTok: 365 days).
  3. Check the model and the brand match your listing.
  4. Keep the supplier's reply on file.

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Share your CPC in your AI

Keep your confirmed CPC, test report and compliance facts in Avenbridge. Resellers, labs and marketplace contacts can then ask about them in ChatGPT or Claude, and questions it can't answer come back to you.

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Official sources

General information, not legal advice. Platform rules change; the linked official pages are the authority.