A long history in the world of toys, spanning 3 centuries: from 1887 to the present day
SAFETY: OUR PRIORITY
Safety: our priority! Let's clear up a widespread misunderstanding in public opinion; a cheap toy is not synonymous with a more dangerous product than a more expensive one. Our sector is subject to a specific European safety regulation that covers all toys regardless of their intrinsic value (and which finds its manifestation in the affixing of the CE marking on them). Therefore, the safety of the toy does not depend on the price, but on compliance, during production, with the "harmonized technical specifications" (the so-called EN standards developed by CEN, Comité Européen de Normalization) that mandatorily regulate the manufacturing of a product. Ginmar has rigorous control procedures and 130 years of honorable activity in the world of toys are the best guarantee that we can offer to users of our products. However, given the seriousness and reliability of our suppliers, Ginmar uses qualified personnel to verify the conformity of all new toys offered on the market and the consultancy of qualified certification laboratories. In particular, it collaborates continuously with the SQM laboratory in MILAN. Made in China Until recently, Chinese products (and therefore toys) did not enjoy a good reputation among consumers; in fact, there was a belief that low prices corresponded to poor quality. If this may have been true until the end of the last century, today it is an opinion that must be dispelled; the vast majority of Chinese manufacturers have adapted their toy production to Western standards, with the enviable result that, today, approximately 70% of toys on the market in the world come from China. Technology photo created by freepik - it.freepik.com
