Sales volume 10000+! Children's tableware recalled

Last week, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled a children's product on August 26, the product is called "Cutie Spoovel" children's tableware, the reason for the recall is that the handle of the tableware may break and release small parts, posing a choking hazard to young children. So far, this product has received three reports about the handle breaking when bitten by children, fortunately there are no reports of injuries or choking, and the current sales volume of this product has exceeded 10,000.

  This cutlery is a transitional cutlery suitable for young children. It is made of silicone with a plastic core and comes in two color sets. "Cutie Spoovel" is printed on the back of the spoon and RR is printed on the back of the handle at the end. It is mainly sold from April to July this year and is priced at around $14. Children's products have always been popular in the market, and their sales have been stable, but they are also relatively strict in terms of review.

For children's products, CPSC will strictly evaluate their potential risks ( whether the product contains harmful chemical elements ), the quantity requirements of some substances, etc.), flame retardancy, the use of type labels , etc., and they can only be sold after passing the evaluation. Its ultimate goal is to ensure the safety of children's products. Now more and more children's products are recalled due to safety hazards, and it is an inevitable trend that children's products will be more strictly evaluated.

The current hot-selling children's products are mainly clothing, toys, stationery, etc. Judging from the recall list this month, these products are all covered. The safety issue of children's products has sounded the alarm for sellers, especially in terms of quality control. They must pay close attention to the product's assembly, performance, ingredients, etc., conduct prior assessments, and eliminate hidden dangers from the source .

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