Shandong Municipal Supervisor: These brands of children’s shoes failed the spot inspection!
The Shandong Provincial Market Supervision Bureau recently announced the results of provincial supervision and spot inspections on the quality of children’s shoes products in 2022. This time, a total of 66 batches of children’s shoe products in the circulation field were randomly inspected, and 4 batches of products were found to be defective. qualified.
Picture from Shandong Provincial Market Supervision Bureau
Unqualified products include: “MAGICALBEAN” brand children’s cloth shoes produced by Zhengzhou New Magic Dou Children’s Products Co., Ltd., “Babu Dou” brand children’s cloth sports shoes produced by Zhengzhou New Magic Dou Children’s Products Co., Ltd., and 2 batches of Tong Taiyin “Tongtai Tongtai” brand Tongtai infant and children’s shoes produced by Children’s Clothing Co., Ltd.
The Shandong Provincial Market Supervision Bureau reminds that in addition to being beautiful and comfortable, children’s shoes must be conducive to children’s growth and development. Suggestions when purchasing:
1. Look. For packaging bags and shoe upper materials, try to choose products with complete logos (logos).
2. Smell. Whether the shoes have a peculiar smell, you should be careful when buying them if they have a strong pungent smell. The pungent smell is likely to be caused by excessive amounts of harmful chemicals remaining in the shoes.
3. Check. Check whether the upper suture line and upper bottom adhesive seam are broken, whether the upper suture line is neat and tidy, and whether the joint part of the adhesive upper bottom is smooth and free of grooves, gaps, and open glue.
4. Twist. Determine whether the shoes are soft or hard. If the shoes are too easy to deform, it means that the shoes are too soft and have poor stability, making it difficult to provide effective support to the feet; if they are too hard, they will affect the wearing comfort, which will not only cause fatigue when walking, but may also affect the bone development of children’s feet. .
5. Keep your shopping vouchers to effectively protect your legitimate rights and interests.
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