Which? Finds 150 Unsafe Baby Products on Amazon, eBay, TikTok
Published on · Source: bbc.co.uk

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Summarized by AI from the source belowThe consumer group Which? identified 150 unsafe baby products being sold on online marketplaces including Amazon (AMZN), eBay, and TikTok. These items, which include self-feeding devices and sleeping bags, remain available despite official safety warnings and recalls. The investigation revealed that over one-third of the products were designed for bottle feeding with risks of choking. The finding highlights ongoing safety concerns and calls for government action to hold marketplaces liable for product safety, which impacts the trust consumers place in these platforms.
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