Review of Halloween Costume Code of Practise
Help ensure the Flammability Code of Practise for children's disguise costumes are current and relevant for retailers.
View the current Code of Practise here.
Join us for a discussion on Flammability Code of Practise for children's disguise costumes. This provides an opportunity to remain informed and engage with the BRC to ensure the document is fit for purpose currently. for your business.
Why Should You Attend
Shape guidelines that actually work for all retailers so that they are clear, practical, and future‑proof.
Factors to be Considered
The UK retail market has expanded and changed since the last time the Code of Practise was updated, as well as new European standards for toys.
To ensure the Code of Practise is relevant and current we intend to consider the following topics:
- Current effectiveness
- Update to EN 71-2 (published 2025) - to review the changes made click here
- The implications of ESPR ∼ Choice of sustainable materials; End of life; Balance of rigid requirements vs need for sustainability
- Molten flaming debris scenario
- Integration of Online Marketplaces
The session will:
Provide In-Depth Understanding
Offer insights from BRC and other experts on the issues that matter to you.
Enable Insightful Discussion
Give you the chance to engage with industry peers, share experiences, and address common challenges.
Offer Guidance and Expertise
Draw on the knowledge of specialists who understand the landscape.
Create an Honest and Balanced Space
Operate under Chatham House Rules to allow open, candid conversation.
Agenda
10:00 | Welcome
10:05 | Context
10:15 | BRC Key Issues Highlighted
10:30 | Open Floor Discussion
10:45 | Next Steps
Email Inga to join
Meeting Facilitator
Inga Becker-Hansen
Policy Adviser - Retail Products
Inga manages the Product Safety Community and has recently joined the organisation having worked in the chemical industry. Inga has a Masters in chemistry and begun her career working in formulated materials and resin synthesis, and subsequently worked in biocidal regulation monitoring UK and EU regulation. She is engaged with key government departments, and is passionate about helping retailers and ensuring market product safety.
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