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Bol.com and MediaMarkt pull popular headphones from sale over high levels of ‘substances of concern’

Bol.com and MediaMarkt pull popular headphones from sale over high levels of ‘substances of concern’

Major retailers including Bol.com and MediaMarkt have immediately removed several popular headphones and headsets from sale due to high concentrations of concerning substances. An investigation into other potentially harmful products is ongoing, while companies like Amazon, Hema, and Action are evaluating the need for further testing.

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