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Bratjoy recall product line <BR> | |||
Industry watchdog Lynn Caring reports <BR> | |||
Children's toy manufacturer Bratjoy Ltd. are warning customers of a potential death-trap they may have bought for their children. The whole Choochi-Poppet range of stuffed toys are being recalled, after tests revealed that the substance the dolls are made of, hexaplatylonate, becomes highly explosive if introduced to the presence of banana-flavoured yoghurt drink. One accident has already happened, when a habi-cube on the planet Anhur mysteriously exploded. CIS investigators probing the wreckage found tattered pieces of Choochi-Poppet packaging, the discovery which sparked the product tests. The CIS are considering legal proceedings. | |||
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Bratjoy recall product line is a News Bulletin by Lynn Caring posted to the Commerce and Communications Network in 2790. It does not impact commodity prices.
Report
Bratjoy recall product line
Industry watchdog Lynn Caring reports
Children's toy manufacturer Bratjoy Ltd. are warning customers of a potential death-trap they may have bought for their children. The whole Choochi-Poppet range of stuffed toys are being recalled, after tests revealed that the substance the dolls are made of, hexaplatylonate, becomes highly explosive if introduced to the presence of banana-flavoured yoghurt drink. One accident has already happened, when a habi-cube on the planet Anhur mysteriously exploded. CIS investigators probing the wreckage found tattered pieces of Choochi-Poppet packaging, the discovery which sparked the product tests. The CIS are considering legal proceedings.
