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Within the scope of market surveillance and inspections, the Ministry of Commerce has determined that a colorful aqueous teething product for children is unsafe. It has been determined that the product does not meet toy safety standards and may pose a risk of suffocation and respiratory obstruction in children.
Bekir Kaplan, Press and Public Relations Advisor of the Ministry of Commerce, made the following statements in his post on his virtual media account:
"Within the scope of market surveillance and inspections carried out by our Ministry of Commerce, it was determined that one colorful aqueous teething product for children's use was not safe. During the inspections, it was determined that the product did not meet the relevant toy safety standards and could pose a risk of suffocation and respiratory obstruction in children. A decision was taken to ban the supply to the market and recall the product in question. As the Ministry of Commerce, we continue our inspections with determination, especially against products that threaten the health and safety of our children; we never allow unsafe products to be in the market. Our inspections for the safety of our children “It will continue uninterruptedly.”
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