Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Administration conducted a quality inspection of children's clothing, revealing a 17.5% non-compliance rate among 80 batches tested, with 14 batches failing to meet safety and quality standards [1][5]. Summary by Relevant Sections Inspection Results - A total of 80 batches of children's clothing were inspected, with 14 batches found to be non-compliant, resulting in a non-compliance rate of 17.5% [1]. - The inspection covered 43 items, including formaldehyde, pH levels, carcinogenic dye content, color fastness, tensile strength of accessories, phthalates, UV protection, and other safety parameters [1]. Non-compliance Details - Major non-compliance issues included product labeling, fiber content, safety requirements for drawstrings, light fastness, and moisture-wicking properties [1]. - Specific examples of non-compliant products include: - Burberry children's dress with incorrect labeling of metallic fibers [5]. - H&M children's down jacket with significant deviations in fiber content, including a -6.2% deviation in down content and a 15.5% content of feathers exceeding the standard [5]. Company Actions - H&M confirmed the non-compliance of their products and stated that the affected items have been removed from online sales, with a process in place for refunds for consumers who purchased them [5]. - The Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Administration previously penalized H&M for selling non-compliant products, imposing fines and confiscating illegal gains [6]. Consumer Guidance - The Shanghai market supervision authorities advised consumers to check for unusual odors in children's clothing, which may indicate the presence of harmful chemicals [7]. - Recommendations include avoiding clothing with drawstrings around the neck for children under 7 years old to prevent choking hazards [7].