Us Macy S Sells Children's Rope Pulling Clothing For Recalls $750 Thousand Fine

2011/7/25 13:52:00 51

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American chain Department store Macy s has designed rope for the neck. children Sweaters and sweaters Loose coat After being recalled, they are still being sold. product And fined 750 thousand dollars.

children clothing The danger of asphyxiation on children's rope may cause serious injury or death. Federal law requires oxygen manufacturers, distributors and retailers to be potentially dangerous. product To the United States Consumer Product Safety Committee (CPSC) bulletin.

Macy s was accused of selling flagship stores such as Quiksilver, Jerry Leigh of California, Macy "of" and "Bloomingdale" brand products from Bloomingdale to s and Robinsons-May between 2006 and 2010, which lurked the risk of strangling children.

According to the 2008 Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008, CPSC employees said Macy "s" after the recall of the above products, it is illegal to deliberately continue to sell the above products with the rope design.

Although Macy 's has agreed to the disposition of CPSC, it denied that the law was deliberately violated.

In this (2011) early July, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has established a new federal safety regulation for children's coats and pulls, replacing the long term voluntary guide for children's jackets to mandatory requirements.

The new safety code is applicable to children's coat coats, 2T to 12, attached to the neck or hooks, and children's coat products with 2T-16 at the waist or under the drawstring.