TEMU and SHEIN Recall Hundreds of Products in Ireland Over Serious Children’s Health Concerns
Recent recalls by online platforms Temu and SHEIN have raised significant health concerns for children in Ireland. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has issued alerts regarding various products posing serious risks. Consumers are advised to stop using these items immediately and ensure they are kept out of reach of children.
Recalls Initiated by TEMU and SHEIN
Identified Hazards
- Cat Paw Squishy Toy: This product, sold by KRAIDAY on Temu, has been recalled due to chemical hazards. It contains restricted phthalates above allowed limits, which may harm children’s reproductive health. Approximately 103 units with model number JY100 and barcode 7144531495 are affected.
- Musical Rattle Toy: Sold by Musical Dreamer on Temu, this toy presents a choking hazard. Small parts can detach, posing risks of ingestion. Around 74 units, model number W0007 (green), are recalled with batch number 20240330.
- Plush Toy White Duck: This plush toy sold by Claires on Temu also risks choking due to detachable small parts. There are about 6 affected items, identifiable by barcode 3132347210 and batch number 2024/04/20.
- Mermaid Dress: SHEIN’s recall involves a Mermaid Dress from a third-party seller (Shenzhen Yiyuanda Trading Co.; Ltd.). The garment poses a burns risk as it could ignite near heat sources. Approximately 68 dresses are involved, with the barcode PB2506250174013.
Consumer Actions and Safety Measures
If you have purchased any of the recalled items, it is crucial to cease use immediately and dispose of the products to prevent any potential harm. For refunds or concerns about the Cham, SHEIN customers can reach out via email at [email protected]. Temu advises customers to contact their Dedicated Customer Service team for guidance on returns and refunds.
Conclusion
The recalls underscore the importance of vigilance when purchasing children’s products. Parents are encouraged to stay informed and act promptly to protect their children’s health and safety.
