RecallConsumer Product Safety Commission · OtherEffective Sep 24, In force4/4 quoted sentences found in the source

43,674 light-up party toys recalled for accessible button cells; the importer is a California company, not the factory

CPSC announced the recall of about 43,674 light-up glasses, crown and sparkle headbands, and ties imported by ABC Trading of Vernon, California. The toys violate the mandatory toy standard because their button-cell battery compartments can be opened by children, an ingestion hazard that can cause internal chemical burns and death. No injuries reported; consumers get a refund after emailing a photo of the disposed product.

UnitsAbout 43,674 units
ImporterABC Trading Inc., of Vernon, California

What the document says

Matched to source. About 43,674 units are covered.
Matched to source. The violation is an accessible button-cell compartment.
Matched to source. The U.S. importer is the named party.
Matched to source. No injuries have been reported.

Who does this affect?: Anyone importing or selling light-up novelty items with button or coin cells: the recall names the U.S. importer of record as the responsible party, which is where CPSC looks first.
What it costs: About 43,674 units refunded; no injuries reported.
What to check: If any product you sell contains a button or coin cell, check that the battery compartment needs a tool or two independent motions to open and that the test report on file covers the toy standard's battery-accessibility requirement; the importer of record, not the factory, is who CPSC names.

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Primary source

ABC Trading Recalls Light-Up Children’s Toys Due to Risk of Serious Injury or Death from Battery Ingestion; Violate Mandatory Standard for Toys