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NVWA: squishy dumplings, which were pulled from shelves en masse, are not dangerous for children after all

NVWA: squishy dumplings, which were pulled from shelves en masse, are not dangerous for children after all

The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) concluded that popular squishy dumpling toys from China are not dangerous to children. Although the toys may emit strong odors, laboratory testing found no health risks.

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