Wearing a Hanbok bought from AliExpress, I went out... My daughter, who has a headache, I wondered why she was like that 😫

Wow...

Let's not do that!

Since it's Lunar New Year, many people probably bought traditional clothes and accessories for the children.

It has been announced that hanbok and accessories sold on Ali are not compliant with domestic safety standards.

Will these clothes be okay after washing?

It's really scary because it directly touches the skin.

If you purchased hanbok or accessories from AliExpress, please check carefully and be cautious~

 

 

Nine types of children's products sold on China's online platform Ali were found to be non-compliant with domestic safety standards for the Lunar New Year. Some products even detected formaldehyde levels more than four times the domestic standard.

On the 24th, Seoul City announced the results of tests on seven types of children's hanbok, five types of accessories, and one type of toy for the presence of harmful chemicals and durability.

pH and formaldehyde levels exceeded domestic standards in five children's hanbok products.

Formaldehyde levels in girls' hanbok tops exceeded the domestic standard by approximately 4.5 times.

There were also issues with the three children's Hanbok accessories.

Lead was detected at 8.1 times the domestic standard in the headband cubic, and the children's hair accessory had sharp edges, posing safety concerns.

A headband that detected 'aryl amines,' which have the potential to cause dermatitis or cancer upon prolonged contact, at levels exceeding 1.8 times has also been released.

One snake-shaped children's block toy was found to be non-compliant with domestic standards in mechanical and physical tests. It was also found that its sharp edges pose a risk of injury to children.

All nine problematic products were distributed through AliExpress.

Since April 9th of last year, the city has conducted 23 inspections on 1,621 products, starting with the announcement of safety test results for imported products.

As a result, 172 products did not meet domestic standards.

The city will continue to conduct safety inspections on products from overseas direct purchase platforms this year, announce inspection results once a month, and request the suspension of sales of harmful products.

Starting this year, the re-distribution inspection of products confirmed to be harmful will be strengthened.

A system for regular re-distribution checks at the city level will be implemented.

The safety inspection results can be viewed on the Seoul City or Seoul City E-Commerce Center website.

Song Ho-jae, Director of the Seoul City Ministry of Livelihood and Labor, said, "We will protect consumers through systematic safety inspections and re-distribution checks."

<Source: Herald Economy>