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EROS-1 Baby Stroller Baby pushchair — recall

Consumer goods · European Union · 2025-02-07 · China-origin
Hazard: Choking, InjuriesOrigin: China

EROS-1 Baby Stroller poses choking and injury risks

CountryEuropean Union
CategoryConsumer goods
Published2025-02-07
Country of originChina
CategoryChildcare articles and children's equipment
HazardChoking, Injuries
Hazard descriptionThe product has a small part (the label on the restraint strap) which can easily detach. A young child may put it in the mouth and choke. Moreover, the product’s restraint system does not have the crotch restraint integrated. As a result, the child would not be properly secured if both restraints were not in use, causing children to slip and injure themselves. Additionally, the product has sharp edges, which cause cuts or injuries to a child.
Non-complianceGeneral Product Safety Directive
RemedyDestruction of the product. Import rejected at border.
Recall numberSR/00499/25
Official noticeView source ↗

What this means for sellers

Likely platform / channel actionsMarketplaces may delist the same or similar products, freeze or force-remove inventory (e.g. Amazon FBA) and notify past buyers; under GPSR regulators can require platforms to act within 2 working days.
Self-check for comparable productsSmall-part size/pull-force compliance; age grading and warning labels.
Rules & standards likely involvedGPSR, CE (Toys EN 71 / LVD·EMC), REACH · Full guide →

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