Group 1 - The topic of "dangerous trendy toys" has recently gained significant attention, highlighting health risks associated with various popular toys such as squishy toys, fidget spinners, and blind box figurines [1] - The existing toy safety standards are outdated, only specifying limits for 8 migratory elements and 6 plasticizers, while lacking clear limits for formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds, leading to compliance issues where toys may be technically compliant but not safe [1] - The rise of science-themed toys, which lack specific standards, allows many small manufacturers to evade regulations by marketing their products under different categories, resulting in unsafe and unhealthy toys flooding the market [1] Group 2 - Standards are crucial for product quality and regulatory enforcement, serving as a common language across the industry that promotes collaboration and quality improvement [2] - There is an urgent need for timely development of technical standards for new types of toys, including mandatory product certifications and clear production qualifications to prevent the emergence of "toxic toys" [2] - Implementing a blacklist system and a comprehensive reporting mechanism for dangerous toys can enhance regulatory effectiveness and encourage manufacturers to prioritize quality and safety standards [2]
下架“毒玩具”,还须“上新”标准
Guang Zhou Ri Bao·2025-06-11 20:12