ITM: half of illuminated children’s toys had to be withdrawn
The ITM statement points out that parents have a legitimate expectation that children can use toys safely without constant supervision. However, most of the hazards are not identifiable at a glance and remain hidden at the time of purchase. Consumer protection does this by filtering out risky products so that nothing can overshadow the joy of self-forgetful play. (MTI)
Related news
Changing consumption habits, changing consumer protection rules
In 2024 the Consumer Protection Act is amended in several…
Read more >GVH organized an online workshop on consumer protection responsibility
In an online workshop, experts from the Economic Competition Office…
Read more >There has never been so much abuse in German stores as last year
Customers usually pay for the new and newer tricks of…
Read more >Related news
The quarterly results of the SZÉP card confirm the entrepreneurs’ proposal
According to the announcement issued by the Ministry of National…
Read more >Fish production in Hungary: the industry is struggling with a growing labor shortage
Despite low feed prices and good water levels, the Hungarian…
Read more >Artificial intelligence in winemaking: new technology is changing the way wine is made
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing American winemaking, enabling remote monitoring of…
Read more >