A stroller is a tool cart designed for the convenience of babies' outdoor activities. There are various models, and they are generally suitable for children aged 0 to 3 years. The stroller is the favorite means of transportation for baby, and it is also a must for mothers when they take their baby to the street for shopping.

The international market for strollers is growing, leading to increased concerns about the safety and quality of strollers.

Previously, there was no international standard for strollers, and only a few countries and regions had their own standards. Moreover, there are differences between different standards, resulting in the incompatibility of international product technical standards.

On December 15th, ISO 31110, the world's first international standard for strollers, which was jointly formulated by Eqo Testing and Certification Co., Ltd., was born. This standard will fill in the blank of stroller standards in some countries and regions. The implementation of this standard will also promote the free trade of stroller products in the world.

The ISO 31110 international standard for strollers covers the requirements and test methods for various safety performances of strollers, including 10 parts, 77 major items and more than 100 detailed requirements.

ISO 31110, Wheeled child transport vehicles - Strollers and strollers - Requirements and test methods, provides internationally recognized best practice for requirements and test methods for the manufacture of products with safe performance.

ISO 31110 draws on the best of others and forms a more advanced, reasonable and clear unified standard, which can more effectively ensure the safety of children and improve the quality of life of children.

The standard was issued by the children's passenger vehicle project committee ISO / PC 310, and the Chinese testing organization Eqo Testing and Certification Co., Ltd. was identified as the designated laboratory responsible for the verification of the international standard project. EQO participated in the verification of all technical terms in the whole process.