Question 11886 — foreign trade

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Mr. Eric Liégeon draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty to the subject of the fight against products that do not comply with standards on non-European marketplaces. Recent surveys carried out by the DGCCRF, as well as by consumer associations and the European Federation of Toy Manufacturers, show that marketplaces non-European companies market a large number of products that do not comply with European standards, particularly in the toy and childcare sector. Some of these products present serious and immediate dangers to the health and safety of children (presence of small elements that can be ingested, direct access to button batteries exposing children to the danger of internal injuries) and sometimes remain available for sale despite their ban. This is why he asks it if it intends to set up an automatic delisting mechanism for marketplaces whose rate of non-compliant products noted by the supervisory authorities exceeds 5%, delisting which could only be lifted once the platform has demonstrated its full compliance with European security rules and standards.

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