Canada: limit the flammability of feather consumer products

Recently, the Canadian Ministry of Health issued the “Guide to the Flammability of Armpit Hair or Other Feathers or Containment Articles Containing Mink Hair or Other Feather”, and the flammability requirements for bristle hair or other feather products or containment feathers or other feathered consumer goods. Make corresponding regulations in different product categories. Under the Consumer Product Safety Act of Canada, consumer products containing certain textile fibers must meet specific flammability requirements when manufacturing, importing, advertising, and selling. They cover textiles, bedding, children's pajamas, dolls, and soft toys.