In the safety assessment, manufacturers should assess the chemical substances present in the toy and possible non-intended presence of substances subject to generic prohibitions or other restrictions and determine whether their presence at such levels is technically unavoidable with good manufacturing practices and whether the toy is safe. The assessment should determine the scope of possible testing, especially for those substances that can reasonably be expected, under good manufacturing practices, to appear in the toy, including as traces.
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