A large number of hazard recalls in the toy industry have hit the U.S. throughout the last decade. Both lawfully brought in and fake "name brand" toys have been introduced into the U.S. manufactured in China, amongst the worst of the offenders. From 1960 to 1990 there have been quite a few products coming from different nations including the U.S. which had to issue recalls. With U.S. production conditions overhauled as to requirements for merchandise sales, very much of the recall attention shifted to imported goods. At present, consumer safety bureaus keep massive databases of recalled toys, with the principal distributor of them being China. And then there are the U.S. companies that compound those issues with their own importation policy and lack of basic testing. These toys carry danger from choking to lead exposure and everything in between. These are just a few samples of toy risk recalls at this time.

Rhino Toys, a California based company has published a recall of roughly 5500 units of "Beado Handheld Bead Play Toys". These are toys made in China and brought into the U.S. by the corporation. They are made with low quality control requirements that have caused wires holding small beads to the toys to dislodge because they haven't been put together with sufficient adhesive. This has resulted in the toys being labeled as a "choking hazard' for small children. The affected batch of toys comes with a model number of 1501 and are code dated 02910 0432A. The toys sell at niche toy shops for approximately $12.

Family Dollar Stores Inc. of Charlotte, North Carolina, announced a recall of 1,800,000 toy dart gun units owing to a choking risk. This because of the asphyxiation deaths of a nine year old Chicago youngster and a ten year old Wisconsin boy. The darts being soft and easily bent, if stuck in the mouth of a small child can be inhaled into the throat triggering choking death. The item has been offered for sale solely at Family Dollar Stores. Item numbers affected in this recall are P238 and 9328. Again, this merchandise was manufactured in China. Customers may take back the dart guns to the retailer for a refund.

Discount School Supply circulated a voluntary recall in cooperation with the Consumer Protection Safety Commission for roughly three thousand packages of "Double Egg Shakers", an inexpensive package of a couple of play eggs that generate various noises. The red colored eggs contain excessive quantities of lead, violating United States safety requirements. The toys were manufactured in Taiwan and were offered for about $3.00 at Discount School Supply merchants from April 2009 to December 2009.

Imagine Nation Books Ltd./Books Are Fun, located in Boulder, Colorado has published a voluntary recall of the "Fly Dragonfly" toy helicopter. Previous to the recall 49 accounts of the battery in the toy overheating were obtained. 6 noted flames emerging out of the helicopter. The toy additionally is labeled "Queen Bee" and they carry a SKU# of 51727. The Fly Dragonfly was available in gift fairs in schools, offices and hospital gift shops for approximately $38.00. The toy was manufactured in China.

This is just an example of a enormous list (kept by multiple consumer institutions) of toy hazzard recalls that bear some risk to being straight up perilous that are produced in China. Before buying any toy manufactured in China, it would certainly be a good idea to consult with any number of consumer defense agencies prior to supplying it to your little one. If you discover you possess any toy that could possibly be dangerous, discard it or return it promptly to the retailer. It is against the law to resell any item that has been officially declared hazardous and has been recalled by either a federal government agency or cooperatively by a company.