Dangerous lead levels found in kids activity kit sold by Chinese e-com giant ...Middle East

Seoul, May 2 (IANS) A kids’ activity kit being sold by a Chinese e-commerce giant has been found to contain lead about 158 times higher than permitted levels, the city government here said on Thursday. The city announced the findings after conducting safety tests on nine children’s products currently available for sale on AliExpress and Temu. Since last month, the city has been releasing such information on a weekly basis amid growing safety concerns involving products from Chinese online retail giants that have rapidly become main players in South Korea’s online shopping market. Of the products examined, two clay set models from AliExpress were found to contain two potentially toxic substan

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