What your shipments need
- SABER certificates confirmed before production
- Seasonal timing for Eid, back to school and year-end
- Safe handling of battery-powered toys
- Distribution to retailers and e-commerce warehouses
Services that fit
| Service | How it helps |
|---|---|
| Sea freight (FCL & LCL) | Seasonal stock from China, Vietnam and Turkey |
| Air cargo & express | Late or best-selling lines restocked fast |
| Customs clearance | SABER and labelling checks before arrival |
| Warehousing & fulfilment | Storage and distribution to retailers |
Compliance and planning
- Toys need PCoC and SCoC certificates under the Saudi toys technical regulation
- Toys with lithium batteries ship with dangerous-goods declarations
- Age warnings and Arabic labelling are required
- Book space 6–8 weeks before Eid and back-to-school peaks
Frequently asked questions
Do toys need certificates in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. Toys need SABER certificates under the Saudi toy regulation, plus age warnings and Arabic labels. We check before your supplier ships.
Can you ship toys with batteries?
Toys with lithium batteries are shipped as dangerous goods with UN3481 documentation. We choose services that accept them.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated October 2026