Walmart Marketplace requires a valid CPC plus a third-party test report for every children's product. What its policy says, and the mismatches to fix before you re-upload.
Walmart's Children's Products policy says sellers must provide a valid Children's Product Certificate (CPC) and the corresponding third-party test report from a CPSC-accepted lab for each children's product. When requested, you upload them per item in Seller Center via the Item compliance widget on the Health and Compliance page. The policy lists "providing incomplete, inaccurate or non-compliant certificate or test report information" as prohibited.
Walmart's CPC must be in English, based on CPSC-accepted lab results, and contain the CPSC elements:
The test report must be in English, from a CPSC-accepted lab, and show the product complies with all applicable rules.
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