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Soft products are taken off the shelves after the risk of suffocation.

The CPCS indicated that the removal includes OKK Trading's Rainbow Mystery Squishy Buns and Squeezy Dumplings goods from GIHNJSI.

soft products are taken off the shelves after the risk of suffocation
Maharanee Kumari
Maharanee Kumari Sep 07, 2026 - 16:37 UTC
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Consumers in the United States are being warned about the withdrawal of at least 15, 000 soft plastic toys due to the risk of suffocation in children, according to a statement from the Consumer Product Safety Commission ( CPSC ).

The institution claims that the withdrawal includes Rainbow Mystery Squishy Buns and Squeezy Dumplings from GIHNJSI, because both were found to be high-risk due to the presence of water bolts that increase and could be ingested by children at the time of perform, leading to suffocation, suffocation, or any other risk.

The CPSC made the observation in the declaration that the toys were in contravention of national security regulations. The organization stated that consuming a bowl of water can increase the risk of asphyxia, bowel obstruction, and other bodily issues, including severe discomfort, vomiting, dehydration, and the risk of death.

More than 8, 000 Squeezy Dumplings with the labels" SQUEEZY DUMPLINGS" and" SQUEEZE ME," as well as 7, 200 Rainbow Mystery Squishy Bun" Rainbow MYSTERY" and "SUGAR EDITION" are being withdrawn from the market.

Beautiful debris and water balloons that are described as soft, shiny balls are contained inside of toys that are not allowed to be sized. Between May and August this year, they were sold for up to$ 20 in physical and online stores like Amazon.

Another item that is also on the list of withdrawals is Ivyapingdianpu’s Squishy Bun toy with the labels “SQUISHY BUN” and “Rainbow MYSTERY”, sold on Amazon and other retailers in June 2026; however, its manufacturer has not agreed to withdraw the product from the market.

The committee advises parents to throw these toys away or transfer them to the shop where they bought them for their particular payment, even though children who have been injured as a result of this have not been until now.