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European Commission publishes its proposed new Toy Safety Regulation

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Published on: 16 August 2023
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Table of contents

  • Key proposals
  • Regulation change
  • Expanded concept of ‘safety’ to add mental health risks
  • More stringent rules on harmful substances
  • Batteries in toys
  • New requirement for Digital Product Passport
  • Changes to labelling
  • Enabling consumers to file complaints or report accidents
  • Transition period
  • Next steps

Article summary

EU Law analysis: Edward Turtle, associate, and Tracey Bischofberger, professional support lawyer, at Cooley, discuss the European Commission’s legislative proposal to revise Directive 2009/48/EC (the EU Toy Safety Directive).

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