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CPSC citation code 1305: Ban of Artificial Emberizing Materials (Ash and Embers) Containing Respirable Free-Form Asbestos
Code 1305 is the eFiling citation code CPSC assigns to 16 CFR 1305 (Ban of Artificial Emberizing Materials (Ash and Embers) Containing Respirable Free-Form Asbestos). You enter it exactly as shown when you certify a product to this rule, whether in the CPSC Product Registry, in a Product Registry bulk-upload CSV, or in a Full PGA Message Set filed by your customs broker.
| Citation code | 1305 |
|---|---|
| Regulation | 16 CFR 1305: Ban of Artificial Emberizing Materials (Ash and Embers) Containing Respirable Free-Form Asbestos (official text) |
| Certificate type(s) in CPSC's list | GCC (general-use products only) |
| Testing exclusions linked to this code | None in CPSC list |
Testing and certification
- On a GCC (general-use products): certification must be based on a test of each product or a reasonable testing program; third-party lab details are needed only if you rely on a third-party lab (CPSC GCC guidance).
Whichever certificate you issue must contain all seven elements of 16 CFR 1110.11: product ID, each applicable rule (including this one), certifier, records custodian, date and place of manufacture, date and place of testing, and the attestation. See CPC guidance / GCC guidance.
How to enter code 1305
- Product Registry CSV (CSV Guide V3): put it in the
Lab N Citation Codescolumn of the lab that tested it; separate several codes with a semicolon, e.g.1305; 1303. Do not add commas. - Product Registry web form: pick 1305 from the citation drop-down.
- Full PGA Message Set: your broker sends it in a PG60 record (one PG60 per citation).
Deadlines
- July 8, 2026: eFiling mandatory for imported regulated products (formal and informal entries); new certificate content rules (16 CFR 1110.11) apply to domestic and imported products.
- January 8, 2027: products entered for consumption or warehousing from a Foreign Trade Zone.
- January 20, 2027: international mail shipments filed under CBP's new Entry Type 13.
- There is no de minimis exemption for eFiling. Sources: Final Rule (90 FR 1800), CPSC mail guidance (Oct 2026).
Related: Product bans (16 CFR 1301-1306)
Bans of specific hazardous products or substances. If a product is subject to a ban, the certificate cites the ban to state the product does not contain the banned hazard.
Source: CPSC eFiling Citation and Testing Exclusion Codes (Dec 18, 2025).