EU toy safety rules updated

New toy safety standards were approved today, updating 20-year-old rules in the wake of a series of scares last year which forced millions of toys off the shelves across Europe.

EU toy safety rules updated

New toy safety standards were approved today, updating 20-year-old rules in the wake of a series of scares last year which forced millions of toys off the shelves across Europe.

Alarms over removable toy parts which can be swallowed accidentally, and the continued use of lead paint in toys mostly made in China, triggered an EU-wide recall system and added pressure for tougher controls.

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