South Korea - Revision of Safety Standards for Child-Resistant Packaging

Business description

The Korean Agency for Technology and Standards (KATS) announced a draft revision of the safety standards for child-resistant packaging under the Electrical Appliances and Household Goods Safety Control Act. 
The revision aims to prevent incidents involving children swallowing button and coin-type primary batteries, which have caused injuries such as burns, perforations, and ulcers.
- Renaming the standards from "Safety Standards for Child-Resistant Industrial Products" to "Safety Standards for Child-Resistant Household Products."
- Introducing child-resistant packaging requirements specifically for button and coin-type primary batteries.



Countries:
South Korea
Product categories:
Basic materials and consumables/Chemical preparations
Child and Juvenile Products
Components
Drugstore articles/Accessories
Electrical Assembly Group
Toys
Technical aspects:
Labeling and Packaging
Safety
Business fields:
P.01 Softlines
P.04 Solar & Commercial
Regions:
Asia

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