Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog found that more than 75 per cent of stress-relieving toys for children failed to meet safety standards. Photo: Shutterstock
Hong Kong consumer watchdog finds over 75 per cent of stress-relieving toys for children fail to meet EU safety standards
- Consumer Council says 22 out of 29 plastic toys did not comply with safety requirements set out by European Union
- Items sampled include silicone and bath toys that allow children to relieve stress by squeezing and kneading them
Hong Kong’s consumer watchdog found that more than 75 per cent of stress-relieving toys for children failed to meet safety standards. Photo: Shutterstock
