Urgent! The United States announced the recall of a batch of toys made in China, and USPS and FedEx announced that they would no longer deliver such products...

Amazon was forced to temporarily close some facilities in eight states including Texas due to bad weather. Due to the blizzard in the United States, many FBA warehouses have been closed and it is expected that they will not resume receiving goods until the end of February, involving more than 70 warehouses.

Seaports continue to be congested, land transportation is blocked, railways are suspended, and the last mile continues to be affected.

Sellers are complaining! But bad news comes again! Suddenly, the United States announced a recall of a large number of toys, and USPS and FedEx announced that they would no longer deliver...

On February 17, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a recall of toy sets made in China.

The recalled product is the Anker Play 10-in-1 science kit , which includes magnets (2*0.5*0.375 inches), balloons, light bulbs, metal clips, paper clips, stickers, wires, screws , etc. "Adventure Club" is printed on the front of the product box.

The paint coating on the magnets contained lead levels that exceeded regulatory limits. Lead is toxic and can cause health problems if ingested by young children. In addition, the required warning labels on the magnets and balloons were missing.

The recalled products were sold in the United States from August to November 2020, with approximately 13,000 units sold at a price of approximately US$6.

So far, no accidents or casualties have been reported.

The CPSC recommends that consumers stop using the product immediately and contact Anker Play for a full refund.

When Congress approved the most recent appropriations bill to keep the government running, lawmakers also passed the Preventing Online Sales of E-Cigarettes to Children Act , which would ban the United States Postal Service (USPS) from shipping e-cigarette products.

During a Smoke Free Alternatives Trade Association (SFATA) webinar, Patricia Kovacevic, founder and president of PK Regulatory Strategies, said the legislation defines electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) as “devices that deliver nicotine, flavors or any other substance to the user through the inhalation of the device.”

Due to the risks associated with transporting e-cigarette products, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) will ban the transportation of any form of e-cigarette products (including import and export) in the U.S. domestic logistics network from April 5, 2021 .

FedEx announced that e-cigarette products will be included in the list of prohibited transportation from May 1, 2021. DHL also included e-cigarette products in the list of transportation that will not be accepted.

Due to changes in the prohibited items policies of the USPS and FedEx, UPS professional sales staff may receive requests from sellers of e-cigarette products to start shipping with UPS. Based on the upcoming policy changes, UPS said it should not provide service to these sellers , even temporarily.