Quezon City. The EcoWaste Coalition has called attention to the unauthorized and unlabeled Labubu-inspired articles proliferating in the marketplace as some of them may contain lead, a toxic chemical.

Quezon City, Divisoria, Manila, Philippines, The EcoWaste Coalition has called attention to the unauthorized and unlabeled Labubu-inspired articles proliferating in the marketplace as some of them may contain lead, a toxic chemical.

As businesses take advantage of the soaring popularity of the furry elf toy, unofficial Labubu-inspired items have sprouted all over Divisoria, Manila, the nation’s budget shopping hub, observed the group, which has been monitoring the market for potentially hazardous toys.

Imitation dolls, stuffed toys, key chains, phone accessories, stickers, purses and other products featuring Labubu are offered for sale per piece or in bulk at affordable prices, the group noted.

https://journal.com.ph/warning-out-on-unofficial-labubu-toys-containing-toxic-lead/