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Toys guide goes China

WECF toys guide now available in Chinese

02.12.2009 |Sonja Haider




WECF toys guide is going round the world. Chinese NGO Global Village of Beijing translated the guide into Chinese and enables 1,3 milliards of Chinese speaking people to use it. 
The practical brochure provides concise information about the most hazardous substances found in toys and what the potential dangers are, and provides concrete tips on how consumers can play it safe when buying toys for children.

Toys Guide for download in English, Dutch, french, German


Contact:
Alexandra Caterbow, WECF Germany
alexandra.caterbow@wecf.eu

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