Press Release
Dangerous products and items containing hazardous chemicals have been identified in the European market, according to an announcement by the Labour Inspection Department of the Ministry of Labour and Social Security. This warning is based on information recorded in the European Union's Rapid Exchange of Information System for the Safety of Non-Food Products (RAPEX). Details can be found here.
The identified products, which may pose risks to consumers, include machinery and machinery parts, electric bicycles, and protective gear such as helmets, knee pads, automatic climbing belts, and children's swimming vests. Details of these products can be found in the list published by the Labour Inspection Department here.
Employers, workers, and self-employed individuals are urged to exercise caution, and the general public is encouraged to report sightings of these products on the Cypriot market to the Labour Inspection Department by calling 22405663, 22405610, 22405631, or 22879033.
Another list includes products containing hazardous chemicals. These items include car shampoo, belts, glasses cases, gym equipment, children's blouses, plastic dolls, mobile phone screen protectors, and earrings. Details about these items are also available online, here.
Should such products be found on the Cypriot market, the public is advised to notify the relevant officials by contacting the Labour Inspection Department at 22405637, 22405611, or 22405609.
