Beijing IKEA and other stores are not in line with the national standard children's furniture openly for sale

Recently, Shanghai, Nanjing and other places exposed IKEA home sales of children's furniture that did not meet the national standards. The reporter went to the IKEA Beijing store and found that the shop was also partially unqualified for children's furniture. Subsequently, the reporter visited a number of supermarkets and shopping malls in Beijing and found that unqualified children's toys and children's clothing were on sale.

According to the "General Technical Conditions for Children's Furniture" implemented on August 1 last year, children's furniture should not be dangerous with sharp edges and dangerous sharp tips. The edges and edges should be rounded or chamfered. On March 23, the reporter looked around at the children's home display area on the third floor of the IKEA Beijing shopping mall. Most of the children's furniture with sharp edges and sharp edges were rounded or chamfered. However, among the many furniture, there are hidden children's tables and chairs, children's beds, etc. that do not meet the national standards.

The reporter saw a children's table branded "Cleite" on a shelf in the exhibition area. The sharp four sides of the children's table did not undergo any treatment. The reporter pressed a table corner with a little force and obviously felt the pain of the fingers. Another crib, the brand "Stowa", is out of place in many cribs because the four corners are not treated. In addition, the reporter also found that some of the baby changing tables and children's wardrobes existed in the store.

"If you buy it back, you can install a bumper strip yourself, and pay attention when you take the child." A salesperson at IKEA told reporters.

On the first floor of the future square in the North Fourth Ring Road, the reporter saw a part of the unqualified children's furniture in a home goods store called “ZARA HOME”. An unqualified crib was also placed in the shop window. Inside.

When investigating unqualified children's furniture in the market, the reporter also found that unqualified children's toys and children's clothing are still on sale.

According to the regulations of the State Certification and Accreditation Administration, the production and sales of six types of children's toy products such as baby carriages, electric toys, plastic toys, metal toys, catapult toys and doll toys must pass the "3C" certification. In the Tianyi Small Commodity Wholesale Market near Fuchengmen, the reporter checked the toys in the market with the regulations of the Certification and Accreditation Administration. Many toy guns, remote control cars, airplanes and dolls did not have the 3C certification mark. What is even more surprising is that some toy packaging boxes or labels do not indicate the date of production, quality certificate, manufacturer and other information, or use foreign language to indicate these contents, which is a veritable "three no" products.

The reporter randomly asked 10 consumers who bought toys, and they all said that they did not know the regulations of the State Certification and Accreditation Administration.

According to the "National Textile Product Basic Safety Technical Specifications" implemented on August 1 last year, the age range of infant and young children's clothing has been expanded from 2 years old to 3 years old, and children's clothing is divided into three grades: A, B, and C, including 3 years old. Children's clothing must meet the highest safety level of Class A, Class B clothing can be worn close to the body, and Class C clothing can only be worn. The reporter saw in the Tianyi Small Commodity Wholesale Market that many of the infant clothing hangtags were not marked with A, B or C. The salesperson's explanation is, "We sell foreign trade products."

"The scale of the operation of children's products is relatively small, and the cost of management of relevant departments is relatively high. Over time, the inaction of relevant departments will be formed." Su Hongyu, acting director of the Beijing Toy Association and legal counsel, believes that "the market management body did not play its due role." Regulatory role."

The reporter reflected the investigation to the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Industry and Commerce, and the staff told the reporter that “the situation will be notified to the branches and dealt with in a timely manner.”