Ministry issues recall for baby product: 'Poses choking hazard'
The Ministry of Trade has decided to recall a product from the market due to the risk of choking and injury in infants. Following investigations, it was determined that the snap fastener could detach and break into small parts that a child could swallow, posing a health risk. The Ministry advised parents to return the product in their possession and shared the products added to the list of unsafe goods with the public.
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Ministry investigations determined that the female snap fastener of the product detaches under 65.62 Newtons of force, fitting into the small parts cylinder representing a child's throat.
This situation poses a risk of choking and injury to infants. Experts state that the detachment and ingestion of small parts can block the airway and lead to serious health problems.
RECALL DECISION ISSUED
The Ministry announced that, as a result of the tests conducted, the product's supply to the market has been banned and a decision has been made to recall existing products from the market.
Parents have been asked not to use this product if they have it and to return it to the relevant points of sale.
LIST OF RISKY PRODUCTS CONTINUES TO BE PUBLISHED
The Ministry of Trade regularly updates the Unsafe Product Notification List as part of consumer safety.
Along with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry's "List of Foods Subject to Imitation or Adulteration," the unsafe products announced by the Ministry of Trade are also of great importance for public health.
MINISTRY ANNOUNCED WITH BRAND AND PHOTO
In the statement, it was noted that the products found to be unsafe are presented to the public along with their brands and photos. Parents and consumers can stay informed about products that pose health risks by following the ministry's official website and announcements.
WARNING TO CONSUMERS
Experts warned parents to prefer sturdy and certified products that do not contain small parts when purchasing baby items. It was emphasized that compliance with safety standards should be checked, especially for clothing with snap fasteners, toys, and feeding products.