Parents, Beware! The Ministry of Trade Has Issued a Recall Order for that Product.
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Bekir Kaplan, Press and Public Relations Advisor at the Ministry of Trade, announced that a decision has been made to recall the keychain from the market due to its perceived risk to children.
During product safety inspections by the Ministry of Trade, a plush keychain intended for children's use was found to contain elements that violated regulations. The product was found to have high levels of chemical substances and nickel emissions, as well as a part that could break off during a tensile test, posing a choking hazard. The product's release to the market was suspended.
The Ministry of Trade announced that a plush keychain intended for children's use was found to contain elements that violated safety regulations. Due to exceeding limits for chemical and nickel emissions and the resulting choking hazard, the product's sale has been banned, and a recall of existing products from the market has been ordered.
The Ministry of Trade has detected substandard chemicals and nickel emissions in a plush keychain intended for children's use. Due to the formation of small parts during a pull test, posing a choking hazard, the product has been ordered withdrawn from the market.
The Ministry of Trade has decided to withdraw plush keychains from the market after determining that they pose a risk of choking and chemical injury to children.
During product safety inspections conducted by the Ministry of Trade, a plush keychain intended for children's use was found to contain elements that violated regulations. The product was found to contain chemical substances and nickel emissions exceeding the permitted limits, and a decision was made to recall the keychain from the market.
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