U.S. Consumer Product Safety member of the recovery of China-made children's jewelry
NEW YORK U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and QuinCrafts companies jointly announced on Chinese-made children's jewelry suite QuinCrafts implementation of the voluntary recall. Integrated media reported on June 4, May 29, 2008, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the companies jointly announced QuinCrafts on Chinese-made children's jewelry suite QuinCrafts implementation of the voluntary recall. The recall was the child Ornaments QuinCrafts suit by the necklace, bracelet and earrings or Earing, the jewelry suite since August 2007 -2008 in U.S. sales in March, priced at 2 U.S. dollars / sets.

The recalled products is about 70,000 the number of sets. The reasons for the recall, the children's jewelry over the lead content of paint on the surface, such as by inhaling or incorrect use of children will affect their health. At present, QuinCrafts the company has not yet received any report of the accident.

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends that consumers would be immediately recalled jewelry away from children and contact the company for free replacement QuinCrafts other accessories package.