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CASP 2020
CASP 2020 conducted joint testing activities of six product categories - including one activity where the products tested were sampled exclusively via online channels - and six horizontal activities (HAs), two of which relating to online market surveillance.
In addition, under the CASP Car Seats project, authorities have tested children's car seats.
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Product-Specific Activities
This includes items that contain N-nitrosamines and N-nitrosatables and that are manufactured using a process during which secondary amines are applied (mainly squeeze toys, balloons and finger-paints).
This activity focuses on ‘activity toys’ (as defined by Art. 3 of 2009/48/EC) — toys for domestic use in which the support structure remains stationary, such as activity towers, swings and playhouses.
This concerns portable, soft surfaces designed for supervised sleep times, bedside sleepers of adjustable height that can be affixed to the parents’ bed and that can be used as standalone cribs, bassinets or others, and baby sleep bags.
This PSA is limited to extension sockets and cable reels, i.e. an appliance consisting of a mains plug, a length of mains cable, and a body housing one or more socket outlet.
The focus of this activity is to test four main product categories: mini ovens, deep fryers, contact grills, and toasters.
Focusing exclusively on products sampled via online channels, this activity monitors the risk of dangerous substances, such as nickel, cadmium and lead, contained in both adults’ and children’s jewellery, which pose the risk of entering the human body.
This activity aims at testing children’s car seats according to ECE R44. The focus will be on the most common products in the MSAs national markets and on those posing the biggest risks to consumers.
