Voluntary Recall Of Children'S Shoes Made In China By The United States And Canada

In July 12, 2012, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Canadian Ministry of health and Old Navy jointly announced their products to China.

Voluntary recall of girls' shoes.

Children's shoes

The recalled Old Navy Aqua Socks

The front and rear are provided with shoe buckles, easy to wear, pink and purple, with a size of 5~11, a design number of 896452, a shoe label and a place of origin marked on the label on the side of the shoe.

The children's shoes were sold in Old Navy store in the US in 2012 2~6, and the unit price is about $12~15 / double.

The number of goods recalled was about 37800 pairs (about 34 thousand in the US and 3800 in Canada).

The reason for the recall is that the friction force of the sole is too small, and it is easy to slip and fall when it is wet or slippery.

Up to now, Old Navy has received 2 incidents of consumers falling and slightly injured.

For this reason, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Canadian Ministry of health suggest that consumers immediately stop wearing the recalled shoes and contact Old Navy stores for refund and full refund.

CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Committee) is the acronym for the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.

He is a federal government agency in the United States whose main responsibility is to set standards and regulations for the safety of consumer products and supervise their implementation.

The CPSC test reminds Chinese exporters that the existing directory of 15000 different products is managed by the CPSC. The rule is to collect product safety data, prompt customers' products and reduce hazards.

The rules of CPSC are used to deal with electronic oscillations, fires and other hazards.

The rules of CPSC also apply to products that fall into litigation or fail to enforce safety rules, resulting in injury or death.

Manufacturers, importers, distributors and retailers must report in writing to the unsafe products detected. Only products with safety signs are allowed to enter the market.

CPSC manages more than 1500 products, mainly household appliances, children's toys, fireworks and other consumer goods for family, sports, entertainment and schools.

However, products such as vehicles, tyres, ships, weapons, alcohol, tobacco, food, medicine, cosmetics, pesticides and medical devices are not within their jurisdiction.