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新华视点|网红玩具“捏捏乐”为何屡陷安全争议?
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-12-03 13:03
Core Viewpoint - The recent safety controversies surrounding "squishy" toys, popular among both adults and children, have led to the release of new mandatory national safety standards aimed at enhancing the safety of children's toys [1][10][22] Group 1: Safety Concerns - "Squishy" toys, made from materials like TPR (thermoplastic rubber) or silicone, are widely sold near schools, but many are unregulated products lacking safety certifications [1][10] - Reports indicate that some "squishy" toys emit strong odors, raising health concerns among parents who often allow their children to play with them only through the packaging [3][15] - Testing revealed that unregulated "squishy" toys can release harmful substances, with xylene levels reaching 42.65 mg/m³, significantly exceeding the new standard limit of 0.20 mg/m³ [6][10][18] Group 2: Regulatory Developments - The newly revised national standard GB 6675.1-2025 includes stricter limits on harmful substances in toys, expanding the types of regulated phthalates from six to ten [10][22] - The new regulations also encompass packaging materials, ensuring that even the packaging of toys is subject to chemical safety assessments [10][22] - Authorities plan to enhance quality control and monitoring of toy safety, aiming for significant improvements in safety standards by 2027 [10][22] Group 3: Market Response and Consumer Awareness - There is a growing demand for safety certifications from consumers, with some buyers requesting testing reports for both toys and their packaging [21][22] - Experts emphasize the need for parents and schools to educate children about potential risks associated with trendy toys, as children may lack the ability to discern product quality [11][23] - Consumers are advised to purchase toys from reputable sources and to be cautious of products with incomplete labeling or strong odors [12][23]
网红玩具“捏捏乐”为何屡陷安全争议?
Xin Hua She· 2025-12-03 12:53
"捏捏"玩具不仅是许多成年人喜爱购买的解压产品,更风靡多地中小学校。过去一段时间,"捏捏"玩具 陷安全争议,引发关注。 近期,新修订的玩具安全系列强制性国家标准发布,针对部分网红玩具、新型玩具增设多项安全指标, 旨在全面强化儿童玩具安全保障。 "捏捏"有何风险?如何选购安全产品?对此,"新华视点"记者展开调查。 频现"三无"产品、异味包装等问题 "原味吐司""甜甜圈""猫爪"……近两年,一种可按压、揉捏,松手后可快速恢复原状的慢回弹玩具"捏 捏",受到不同年龄段消费者的喜爱。 记者在吉林、山西等地的一些中小学校周边走访,发现校园附近的文具店大多有"捏捏"玩具在售。其中 多数玩具的材质标注为"TPR"(热塑性橡胶)或"硅胶",部分玩具为"三无"产品。 在山西省太原市一所学校周边,记者随机拿起一个外形夸张、颜色鲜艳的"小丑捏捏",发现其手感黏 腻,味道刺鼻。"有味道正常,稍微晾一下就好。"商店老板向记者介绍,"'捏捏'很畅销,几乎每天都被 孩子们一抢而空。" 走访中,一些家长透露,由于担心"捏捏"玩具对孩子健康有影响,一般会让孩子隔着玩具包装袋揉捏、 玩耍。 但一些专家告诉记者,以PVC(聚氯乙烯)为原材料的"捏 ...