The Consumer Protection and Technical Surveillance Authority (TTJA) recently conducted safety tests on toys popular among children, specifically those modeled after the Labubu character. The investigation aimed to assess the safety compliance of toys available to consumers through both traditional retail outlets and online marketplaces. During the testing phase, the TTJA examined a sample of ten Labubu-style toys. The results indicated significant safety concerns regarding the merchandise currently on the market. According to the authority’s findings, a substantial majority—specifically 80 percent—of the tested playthings failed to meet established safety regulations, leading the TTJA to classify them as potentially hazardous. Furthermore, the safety assessment revealed a consistent pattern of risk across the entire sample. All ten toys subjected to the inspection were found to present choking hazards, suggesting a widespread compliance issue within this category of toys. The TTJA’s actions underscore the agency’s commitment to consumer safety within the toy industry. These findings serve as a public warning to parents and guardians regarding the need for vigilance when purchasing toys marketed in the Labubu style. The report advises consumers to exercise caution and ensure that any toy purchased adheres strictly to all relevant safety standards enforced by the TTJA. Topics: #labubu #stiilis #ttja Post navigation VAADAKE ETTE⟩Elektribörs teeb täna eriliselt pulli õhtul PÄEVAHOROSKOOP⟩5. mai: Skorpionil tasub rahaasjades olla tähelepanelik, Lõvi riskijulgus on suur