Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-09-25-Speech-2-092"
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"en.20070925.5.2-092"2
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"Consumer safety raises serious concerns among our citizens when threats can be identified endangering the most vulnerable ones, namely: our children. We ought therefore to address rapidly and transparently these concerns as there cannot be compromises when consumer safety is at stake. The European Union should indeed ensure thoroughly the respect of its high standards when importing goods from countries with lesser quality production standards like China. In this respect, the role of RAPEX, the system for the rapid exchange of information on dangerous non-food consumer products (including dangerous toys), is of the utmost importance as the flow of imports from countries like China is enormous. We thus need detailed and regular reporting and to provide our partners with the necessary consumer safety requirements so that they can effectively track down potentially dangerous products. Consumers’ trust is essential, we therefore have to further focus on prevention, rapid reaction mechanisms and the effective enforcement of the Union’s standards requirements."@en1
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