Aldi Recalls Hazardous Children’s Game Over Serious Injury Risk
Aldi has announced a recall of a children’s game due to serious injury risks. The product, which includes 24 cards and an elephant playing piece, is deemed hazardous for young children.
Aldi Game Recall Details
The recalled game features the barcode number 5011863103772. It was highlighted by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for failing to meet the mandatory toy safety standards for children aged 36 months and younger.
Safety Concerns
One of the primary concerns involves the elephant piece. It is designed with a small cardboard disc that should have been removed during production. If this disc detaches, it poses a choking hazard for small children.
- Choking Hazard: The disc can separate and lead to potential serious injuries or death if swallowed by a child.
- Immediate Action Required: Parents and guardians are advised to cease use of this game immediately.
- Storage Instructions: Keep the game out of reach of children to prevent any accidents.
Aldi’s prompt actions underscore the importance of safety standards in children’s toys. Parents are encouraged to stay informed about product recalls to ensure their children’s safety. Visit Filmogaz.com for ongoing updates and safety information.
