Children'S Sweaters Were Recalled Because There Was A Rope Pulling In The Neck Area.

Children's clothing in China and the European Union often run into the wall, and often become the object of recall.

The children's sweater, called IR6012, was recalled because of the suffocation risk of wearing a rope in the neck area.

Last week, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and The James Trading Group jointly announced their products to China.

Implement voluntary recall.

The product name of the recall is Croker Kids Ireland kids hoodie, which is a children's sweater with a model of IR6012.

The reason for the recall is that there is a rope pulling in the neck area of the garment, which causes children to hang on the rope in the playground, handrails, school doors or other moving objects, and there is a risk of suffocation.

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In the Hoodie, sweater and other clothing, there are rope drawstrings or rope ornaments, which can make children tighten their brim when they are dressed, so they are convenient and practical.

However, it is precisely this, which may endanger children's lives and let our children's clothes run into the wall repeatedly in the United States and the European Union.

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The worry is no more than a shadow.

From January 1985 to June 1995, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission received 12 reports of injuries. Children were pulled and strangled because of the pulling of their clothing strings by the equipment of the playground and escalators.

The agency then set up voluntary standards (later because the problem did not improve and became mandatory).

Not only the United States, the European Union, Australia and Canada also have similar provisions.

Therefore, when exporting or exporting children's clothing, exporters should pay attention to the relevant regulations of local products, and take precautions against safety risks so as not to be recalled.