Officially, candy toys should be classified as candy food (fast-moving consumer goods), and toys are short-term durable goods. They are not products of the same category, but the user groups are the same (all children).

Candy toys need food certification to operate.

Candy in toys can only be sold if there is a food test report.

Simply put, candy toys are the carriers of candy (with toy nature), which are very cheap and usually have no fun functions, just simple toy functions.

Real toys and candy toys do not belong to the same market (but because of the consistency of user groups, businesses with food safety qualifications can sell toys and candy toys in the same place).