HONG KONG, June 29 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- On Jun 26th, the EU Rapid Alert System for Non-Food Products (RAPEX) sent nonfictions on China's travelling Baby crib branded "Graco". While on June 9th, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (U.S.) and LaJobi Company jointly declared the implementation of voluntary recalls on the Bonavita "Hudson" and Babi Italia "Pinehurst" open-side cots produced in China.
These Baby cribs are notified and banned by the importing areas for similar reasons: their product design has failed to reach local certification standards, hence posing potential safety problems to babies. The key problem is that these Chinese foreign trade enterprises made inadequate efforts in the links of foreign trade activities, and failed to understand well the legal systems and certification standards of the target export countries.
The above scenarios were seen not only in Baby cribs, but also in a wide range of products including toys, textiles, garments and other wears, food, etc., among which children-related and food safety-related products have suffered the severest problems.
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