Brussels Detects Flaws in Online Product Safety Information
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The European Union authorities carried out a monitoring action, in which they analysed 1,700 offers in 35 online markets, 91% of which were registered on the European Safety Gate portal.
Failures in safety information were recorded in online advertisements of children's products and equipment for gymnasiums
The monitoring action, carried out between May and July of this year, analysed nearly 1,700 offers in 35 online markets and resulted in the issuance of 560 orders relating to ads considered non-compliant.
Almost 1,700 offers were analyzed in 35 online markets
The national authorities of the European Union (EU) have detected flaws in the safety information made available in advertisements for children's and gymnastics products sold online, despite an overall improvement in compliance with European rules, it was announced today.
Monitoring action, carried out between May and July of this year, analysed nearly 1,700 offers in 35 online markets and resulted in the issuance of 560 orders relating to ads considered non-compliant.
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