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Consumer group Which? has flagged up hundreds of potentially unsafe products on major online marketplaces. It said the products are still being sold on platforms like eBay, Etsy and Amazon Marketplace ...

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Which? has identified hundreds of "potentially dangerous" products deemed to be unsafe by the UK product safety regulator ...

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A tool developed by Which? found almost 800 ‘serious’ and ‘high risk' products for sale on Amazon, eBay and AliExpress among others ...

Which? has revealed that hundreds of potentially dangerous products still being sold across major online marketplaces.

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