Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2009-02-20
As described by Health Canada Consumer Product Safety: Archived – Health Canada Advises Canadians to Stop Using Cribs Sold under the Bambino Reale Furniture Name with the Model # 612C19CH
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Reported risk: Notice to the reader: This document has been updated by an advisory dated April 27, 2009 . Due to the potential for a serious fall-related injury, Health Canada is advising Canadians to immediately stop using all cribs with the model number 612C19CH by Bambino Reale Furniture, a subsidiary of Ragazzi Furniture. Following the investigation of a complaint made by a consumer in Alberta, it was determined that these products do not meet the labelling and minimum side height requirement for cribs established by the Cribs and Cradles Regulations under the Hazardous Products Act (HPA). The HPA is administered and enforced by Health Canada's Consumer Product Safety Bureau. These cribs do not provide an adequate barrier to prevent infants and young children from falling or climbing out of these cribs. Their continued use could result in serious injury following a fall from the crib, such as broken bones, fractures or concussions.
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