Showing articles tagged with 'Product safety'
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Discount retailer Panda Mart may be forced to close its Cranbourne and Preston stores under an injunction sought by Consumer Affairs Victoria (CAV), following repeated concerns about unsafe products, including toys.
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Importing business YJC Imports P/L and its director are facing legal action after allegedly possessing unsafe toys posing a serious risk to children.
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This World Consumer Rights Day (Safe products, Confident consumers), we’re putting a spotlight on the importance of protecting Victorians from unsafe products.
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Shoppers looking for bargains at Panda Mart are again being warned about dangerous items being sold at the retailer’s Cranbourne and Preston stores.
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Warehouse retailer Panda Mart will face 147 criminal charges for offering unsafe products for sale to Victorian consumers.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria has been granted a court injunction to stop warehouse retail store Panda Mart from trading, after inspectors discovered hundreds of illegal items on the shelves of the Preston and Cranbourne stores.
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This Christmas, shoppers are reminded to watch out for unsafe products, especially items with button and coin batteries.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria is warning shoppers about non-compliant products being sold at Miniso.
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More unsafe products have been removed from this year’s Melbourne Royal Show, as Consumer Affairs Victoria spotted yo-yo balls that are permanently banned in Australia.
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Consumer Affairs Victoria has completed its annual showbag safety inspections for the 2025 Melbourne Royal Show. This is to ensure products meet mandatory safety and information standards under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).