Cyprus consumer alert: 65 unsafe products identified in EU markets

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The Consumer Protection Service in Cyprus issued an alert regarding 65 non-food products.
These products pose potential health and safety risks to consumers.
The items were reported through the European Union's Safety Gate rapid alert system.
Among the products identified are children's items and kitchenware.
The products were found in the markets of various EU member states.

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The Consumer Protection Service in Cyprus announced on Monday, August 24, 2026, that 65 non-food products posing potential health and safety risks have been identified. These products were reported through the European Union’s rapid alert system, Safety Gate, last week.

The products were initially identified in the markets of various EU member states. Among the items listed are children's products, toys, and kitchenware.

Cypriot authorities were alerted to these products, and the Consumer Protection Service has issued a consumer alert.

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