The Swedish Consumer Agency recalls bicycle helmets from INF
The products lack an EU declaration of conformity and have no verified protection against serious head injuries.
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Swedish consumer protection authority
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In short: Konsumentverket enforced consumer protections, cut food prices, curbed misleading marketing, and issued fines, injunctions and recalls.
The products lack an EU declaration of conformity and have no verified protection against serious head injuries.
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The retailer INF is recalling several bicycle helmets and head protection due to "risk of serious head injuries," the Consumer Agency writes in a press release.
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