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• TITLE: Risk Analysis of Chemical Hazards Based on the Case of EU Children’s Products Recalled and Study on the Reasonable Limitation of Harmful Element in Toys

  AUTHORS: Weiqiang Huo, Han Fang, Xiaoting Chen, Shan Zhao, Zhiyong Ding, Lin Zhe, Yang Chen, Jin Luo

  KEYWORDS: Products for Children, Chemical Hazard Risk Factors, Limitation of Boron

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering, Vol.15 No.1, January 6, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The trade situation about China’s export of toy products to the EU was introduced. The recall characteristics of China’s toy products by the EU “Safety Gate” in terms of recall frequency, notified countries, taken measures, and reasons for recall were analyzed in this paper, and the risk factors of human health of unqualified products in terms of chemical hazards were studied in this paper. It is found that phthalate, boron, plumbum and cadmium were the main factors. Assessment of risk for boron in toys was conducted. It is suggested to limit the boron element in Slime: the limit of migration of boron in Slime toys for 3- to 6-year-old children shall be less than 704 mg/kg, and the limitation of migration of boron in Slime toys for 7- to 12-year-old children shall be less than 1268 mg/kg.