如甲醛限量方面，规定36个月以下婴童的玩具产品重点材质甲醛限量值应小于等于30mg/kg；TVOC限 量方面，在国际上首次提出玩具产品TVOC释放量限量值指标，限量值应小于等于0.5mg/m，填补了国 内外玩具标准在该方面的空白。 19日，在工信部举行的新闻发布会上，工业和信息化部消费品工业司司长何亚琼表示，随着新型"网 红"玩具产品不断涌现，玩具产品质量安全也面临不少挑战和潜在隐患，需要加强引导和规范。 此前，有报道指出"捏捏乐""水晶泥"等网红玩具有害物质超标，会对儿童身体健康造成影响。 何亚琼在发布会上表示，近期，工信部也关注到部分新闻媒体报道"捏捏乐""水晶泥"等"网红"玩具存在 质量安全问题，第一时间会同有关部门做了调研和会商。研究发现，出问题的玩具多存在"三无""未取 得3C认证证书""不符合GB 6675系列强制性国家标准"等情况。 为更好促进玩具产业有序发展，保障孩子们的身心健康，针对玩具产业发展过程中暴露出来的新问题， 近期，工信部牵头加紧对GB 6675.1至GB 6675.4《玩具安全》4项强制性国家标准进行了修订完善，并 于近日经国家市场监督管理总局(国家标准委)批准发布。 据介绍，在 ...

Core Viewpoint - Guangzhou's market regulatory authorities have launched a special action to inspect the safety risks associated with the sale of "fake water" and other trendy toys, focusing on protecting the physical and mental health of children and adolescents [1] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The inspection targets stationery stores, toy stores, and supermarkets near schools, checking for compliance with licensing, inventory verification, and the sale of counterfeit or substandard products [1] - A total of 1,203 law enforcement personnel were deployed, inspecting 725 sales units, and identifying 19 suspected illegal cases related to online sales of "fake water" and other trendy toys, with 2 cases officially filed [1] Group 2: Compliance and Awareness - The regulatory authorities have mandated operators to immediately remove problematic products from sale and have emphasized the importance of adhering to the Product Quality Law and national toy safety technical standards [1] - There is a call for parents and children to be vigilant about the safety risks of "fake water" and other trendy toys, advising them to avoid purchasing products without proper certification [1]

Group 1: Safety Concerns in Children's Toys - The "炸包" toy, which creates a loud explosion when activated, is deemed unsafe for children under 14, violating national safety standards [2][3] - Market supervision departments have intensified inspections, with over 25,432 personnel deployed in 2024 to check 16,398 children's product businesses [3] - There is a rising concern over toys like magnetic beads that pose ingestion risks, leading to severe health issues such as intestinal perforation [4] Group 2: Regulatory Measures and Quality Control - China mandates certification for various toy types, ensuring compliance with safety standards regarding physical and chemical properties [5] - Zhejiang Province has conducted 1,648 toy product inspections in 2024, identifying 103 non-compliant products, resulting in a 6.25% failure rate [5] - The market supervision authority has issued guidelines to regulate blind box sales, particularly targeting sales to minors [8] Group 3: Psychological Impact and Consumer Behavior - Card collecting among children has become a trend, with some children spending significant amounts on cards, raising concerns among parents [6][7] - The addictive nature of card collecting can negatively impact children's academic performance and mental health, fostering a sense of comparison and vanity [7][9] - Recommendations include parental involvement in setting spending limits and promoting alternative activities to mitigate the risks of addiction [9]

Group 1 - The quality and safety issues surrounding the popular toy "Noodle Fun" have garnered widespread attention, particularly due to its appeal among young people and children [1] - Many "Noodle Fun" toys found in stores are unregulated ("three no's" products), with shopkeepers often unaware of the toy's material composition [2] - The primary materials used in "Noodle Fun" toys include silicone, PVC, and TPU, which may involve harmful adhesives during processing, posing health risks to children [6] Group 2 - Parents generally believe that toys purchased from supermarkets are safe, with some opting for higher-priced items under the assumption that they are of better quality [8] - Despite passing safety inspections, "Noodle Fun" toys still carry potential safety risks, as current standards only address a limited number of harmful substances, leaving out formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds [10] - Experts recommend revising toy safety standards to include clearer limits on harmful substances that could affect children's health [10] Group 3 - There is a call for stricter market entry regulations to prevent the production of harmful toys, alongside the establishment of a risk monitoring and assessment system for children's toys [12] - A "blacklist" system is suggested to hold manufacturers and online sellers accountable for quality and safety responsibilities, enhancing regulatory measures [14]

Core Viewpoint - The rising popularity of "squishy" toys among young consumers has raised significant health concerns due to the presence of harmful chemicals, leading to symptoms such as throat pain, dizziness, and chest tightness [1][2]. Group 1: Market Concerns - The "squishy" toy market has been plagued by quality issues, with a high non-compliance rate; only 31% of 58 batches tested were found to be compliant with safety standards [1][2]. - A previous evaluation revealed that 6 out of 8 tested "squishy" toys exceeded formaldehyde release limits, and all samples had total volatile organic compounds (TVOC) levels above acceptable limits, with some exceeding by 50 times [1][2]. Group 2: Regulatory and Manufacturer Responsibilities - Manufacturers are failing to adhere to safety standards, leading to the use of potentially hazardous materials to cut costs, which contributes to a distorted market [2][3]. - Regulatory bodies and e-commerce platforms must take active responsibility to prevent non-compliant toys from entering the market, including regular inspections and establishing a blacklist for manufacturers using inferior materials [3]. Group 3: Consumer Awareness and Education - Consumers need to enhance their understanding of "squishy" toys, particularly in identifying "three-no" products (no production license, no quality inspection, no manufacturer information) and recognizing safer alternatives [3]. - Manufacturers should focus on developing safe and environmentally friendly materials while maintaining appealing designs to ensure sustainable industry growth [3].