Customs General Monitoring Data: Cross Border Electricity Providers Imported Baby Products Nearly 1/4 Unqualified

According to the data released by the national customs monitoring center of cross border electricity supplier quality and safety established by the Customs General Administration in Hangzhou, during the monitoring of the 123 batch of on-line monitoring of imports of baby products from cross-border electricity suppliers, 30 batches of quality and safety failed to be detected, with an unqualified rate of 24.39%.

It is reported that the special monitoring of the quality and safety risks of imported children's products imported from cross-border electricity suppliers is based on the daily monitoring of the pre monitoring center, which shows that the risk of baby products is high and the society is concerned about it.

Next, the General Administration of Customs will conduct risk assessment on the substandard commodities found in risk monitoring, release risk warning and take risk mitigation measures to maximize the protection of consumers' rights and interests.

This monitoring product category disqualification rate is very different, the eye protection desk lamp, baby clothing, toys three kinds of products are not qualified rate is very high, more than 40%, of which the eye protection desk lamp failed rate is the highest, reaching 62.5%; the crayon color mud and children's toothbrush's unqualified rate is between 10% and 20%; children's diapers, children's shoes, children's food contact materials are not qualified rate is lower, less than 10%, of which children's food contact materials are all qualified.

In the unqualified products, the physical safety index is not up to standard.

The failure of physical safety indicators is mainly concentrated in three categories of baby clothing, toys and children's eye lamp.

The physical safety risk of baby clothing is mainly due to unqualified durability labels and unqualified rope safety. The former is likely to cause skin scratches in infants and young children, and the latter causes the risk of infant asphyxia.

The physical safety risks of toys are mainly aquatic toys, small parts and other risks. There are no warning slogans. Such toys are dangerous. Improper use can cause harm to children's body due to drowning or swallowing suffocation. Therefore, there must be warning and warning. Another group of toys has sharp cutting-edge, and there is a risk of direct harm to children.

The physical safety risk of eye reading lamp is mainly that there is not enough stability. The 6 degree stability test overturns, and there is a risk of mechanical damage to users.

In addition, 1 batches of children's diapers are not eligible for slippage and delivery of water, which are easy to cause the baby's red buttocks; the 1 batch of children's toothbrushes and the monofilament bending recovery rate are not qualified; the long-term use will cause damage to the gums in children; the 2 batch of crayons and colored mud has sharp edges and small parts, but lacks the warning words, and there is a risk of scratching the skin and swallowing suffocation.

In addition, the risk of toxic and harmful substances should be vigilant.

The monitoring found that 2 groups of children's products, o-benzene two formic acid (Plasticizer) exceeded the standard (1 batches of swimming rings, 1 batch of children's shoes), o-benzoic acid two is a carcinogen, easily absorbed by the skin, affecting the health of the human body, especially for children in the growing period of greater harm.

The 1 batch of crayons can pfer the element barium exceeding the standard and have chronic toxicity to the human body.

The 1 batch of children's clothing has a high pH value, which can easily damage the skin's pH and cause skin itching, dermatitis and other diseases, which can cause serious damage to the sweat gland system and nervous system of the human body.

At the same time, the phenomenon of false propaganda is more common in cross-border e-commerce products.

This monitoring found that the false claims of cotton content in children's clothing fabrics are more common.

A boy's trouser label is rated 88% cotton, measured 59.1%; a child's sling skirt label is nominal 100% cotton, measured 62.5%; a joint pajamas label is rated 80% cotton, measured 69.3%.

Businesses can reduce costs and get high profits through shoddy fabrics, but consumers' rights and interests have been damaged.