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ALERT: Temu issues urgent recall of popular children's toy amid do not use warning
The online retailer Temu has issued a recall notice on one of its children's toys due to choking concerns.
The HUANGER branded toy is an activity ball which has small parts that may detach under force and also has protruding parts.
The notice issued by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) warned: "A child may put them into the mouth and choke."
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The CCPC has urged parents to "keep it out of the reach of children" and to "stop using the product immediately."
According to the recall notice, there are around 216 of the impacted products in the Republic of Ireland.
Customers who have been affected by the recall have been contacted by Temu and they have been reimbursed. However, if people have not been reimbursed or they have further questions then they are advised to contact Temu's customer service.
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