Lego sales rise as World Cup products draw new customers
Lego sales jumped 21 per cent in the first half as soccer World Cup and Formula 1 sets attracted new customers, the Danish toy brand said on Tuesday.
Lego has won market ...
NGO calls for ban on live animal prizes
The practice of offering live animals as lottery and fairground game prizes should be banned because it poses serious risks to animal welfare, NGO PI Animal Welfare Initiatives said on ...
Rubik’s Cube owner loses trademark battle with Greek rival
Rubik’s Cube owner Spin Master Toys UK on Wednesday lost its battle against a Greek rival as Europe’s second-highest court annulled trademarks related to the shape of the ...
More than half of dangerous items reported in Cyprus in 2021 were toys
Fifty eight per cent of dangerous non-food products found in Cyprus in 2021 were toys, the European Commission’s rapid alert system for dangerous items has shown.
Another 16 per cent of ...
Company fined after toxic substance found in toys
A company has been fined €1,500 for marketing children’s toys containing toxic substances, the labour ministry announced Monday.
Yacumo Enterprises was taken to court for selling toys containing particular phthalates ...