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Toxic chemicals found in children’s toys across South Africa: A new study reveals alarming findings

6 July 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

New research from the University of Cape Town reveals that toxic chemicals, banned globally years ago, are still present in children’s toys sold in South Africa. This unsettling study uncovers the …Read More at Source

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