Warns of dangerous baby mouths – News

Verifications were carried out under the joint project of the European Union (EU) "Prosafe" in Latvia, with the exception of 16 product samples, six of which were cannabis for children and 10 handkerchiefs, five of which had play items. Nine product samples, 56.25%, reveal non-conformities to essential safety requirements, as well as non-compliance with the marking and non-compliance with the package leaflet.

One of the verified child restraints revealed inconsistencies the lack of compliance may present a choking hazard to the child. Similarly, some discrepancies have been identified in the inability to provide information or markings in accordance with the requirements. At the same time, there were inconsistencies with regard to impact strength, tensile strength and cord length, which could cause strangulation, as well as discrepancies in the non-supply of information in accordance with the requirements. In contrast, five hoes with game elements revealed inconsistencies in line length, impact resistance, tensile strength, fastening of pieces, shape and size of game elements. In addition, these goods were found to be inaccurate by providing information.

According to findings, a child crunched a lantern, two child seats and five lobster carriers with play items stopped selling and recalled the retailer. According to the test results, the CRPC concluded that 80% of the children's shoe holders tested in Latvia did not meet the essential safety requirements and that almost all the samples of the tested samples were from well-known brand manufacturers. The CRC urges consumers to be cautious when buying craft items, as test results show that inconsistencies in the product offered by home builders were twice as high as those in homeowners. series products. The CRPC has informed that in recent years, EU market surveillance authorities have received several reports of incidents involving children under four, including 44 wounded. In the year, they were badociated with hoes and hoes. The most serious risk that can be caused by the use of these products is the risk of choking, choking with small parts, ventilation holes and risk of intoxication. In order to promote the safety of children's products offered in Europe, including on the Latvian market, the CRPC participated last year in the joint "Prosafe" project on childcare items – baby carriers and umbrellas for children.

Supervisors from the 11 EU Member States selected and tested 195 sample samples, of which 73 had sawmills and 122 handkerchiefs. During the project, 77 of the 122 hand-held auditors tested had traditional handkerchiefs and 45 had toys. After testing, it was found that among the product samples tested, 29% of the headlines and 78% of the headlines were materially inconsistent and could pose a risk to the consumer. The result of the project was the preparation of the 31st badx report of the EU rapid reporting system on dangerous goods discovered, 39 samples of products stopped, as well as the withdrawal of goods from trading platforms, and 45 small samples were confiscated from traders. Information on hazelnuts and dangerous or unsecured pests found in Latvia is available in the CRC database on dangerous goods detected in Latvia. In turn, the dangerous goods discovered in Europe can be found on the badx Rapid Alert System – The Weekly Report.