The European Commission held a press conference 1 days to launch a new offensive against China's inferior commodities, especially inferior toys.

According to reports from Germany, Taliani, a member of the European Industrial Affairs Commission, presented some "made in China" unqualified toys, including toy ducks with tiny parts, at a press conference in Brussels.

And so on.

These are regarded as "dangerous commodities".

The European Union also produced a promotional video for 70 thousand euros.

According to reports, Taliani shook hands with two small shoes at the press conference, saying, "this is our children's shoes seized in Italy, and the content of chrome yellow in shoes is over 10 times.

Under normal circumstances, over 3 mg is classified as a toxic carcinogen. "Most toys sold in the EU countries are produced in China".

Taliani also released the survey data of the European Commission, saying that 58% of the goods from China were classified as counterfeit dangerous goods, almost all industries, such as toys, tools, textiles and so on.

These inferior commodities severely impact the European employment market.

It is reported that the EU has the world's most stringent safety regulations for toys and other products. In recent years, its accusations against imported Chinese products have been endless.

However, the EU has never cited any safety incidents caused by unqualified toys.