The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is the most frequently encountered agency for NAICS 3399 goods such as toys, sporting goods, and household articles, enforcing standards under the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. Other agencies may apply depending on the product — for example, the FCC for electronic accessories, or FDA for certain cosmetic-adjacent goods. Importers should identify all applicable partner government agencies (PGAs) for their specific product before filing entry.

The definitive source is the US International Trade Commission's (USITC) and Commerce Department's published order lists, searchable by HTS subheading. Because NAICS 3399 maps to dozens of HTS chapters, importers should identify the correct ten-digit HTS classification first, then query the AD/CVD order database maintained by CBP's ADCVD Operations division to check for active orders covering that subheading and country of origin.