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Jouet de téléphone portable brillant pour enfants, musique… — recall SR/00508/26

EU Safety Gate (RAPEX) · France · 2026-02-13 · Serious risk

As described by EU Safety Gate (RAPEX): Jouet de téléphone portable brillant pour enfants, musique électronique

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Agency
EU Safety Gate (RAPEX)
Recall identifier
SR/00508/26
Date of alert
2026-02-13
Country / jurisdiction
France
Risk level
Serious risk
Risk type
Chemical, Choking
Brand
Mitty
Product category
Toys
Product type
Toy telephone
🔴 Serious hazard — Reported risk: The toy has small parts (buttons, antenna) that can easily detach. A small child may put them in the mouth and choke. Moreover, the battery compartment opens easily without tools and the batteries are easily accessible. If a child puts them in their mouth, the battery may release electrolyte that can be ingested and damage their digestive system.
What to do

Check whether your product matches this notice (name, batch, dates). If it does, stop using it and follow the instructions in the official notice — refund, return, repair or disposal are set by the issuing authority and the business, and they differ per recall. Official notice from EU Safety Gate (RAPEX) →

Action taken by the authority
Type of economic operator taking notified measure
Other
Category of measure
Warning consumers of the risks
Date of entry into force
05/02/2026
Primary source: https://ec.europa.eu/safety-gate-alerts/screen/webReport/alertDetail/10097823

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