Primark has recalled a children's plate in the shape of Disney character Winnie the Pooh due to it containing unsafe amounts of lead and formaldehyde.
The amount in the plate exceeded the amount deemed safe by EU regulations and, if ingested, these substances can cause harm.
Issuing a recall notice the High Street retail chain said the plate 'does not meet the Primark usual high standards for safety'.
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They said: "It has come to our attention that the Primark® children’s dining product “Winnie the Pooh Plate”, which is pictured above, does not meet the Primark® usual high standards for safety. The product has been found to release trace amounts of Lead and Formaldehyde at levels higher than EU regulation permitted levels, and this may present a risk if ingested.
"The product has been on sale in our stores in Ireland from 4 December 2021.
"With the safety of our customers at the forefront of our minds we are conducting a voluntary recall and invite you to return this product to any Primark store for a full refund.
"You will not be required to provide proof of purchase or a receipt in order to receive a refund."
The Kimball/ Product number of the item is 6041901. The public can also contact Primark via their website if you have any additional queries or concerns.
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