According to Spanish media reports, on January 6, local time in Spain, the Spanish National Police seized 172,000 fake and shoddy children's toys and arrested three Chinese in a commercial building and a warehouse in the Cobo Calleja warehouse district of Madrid.

       It is reported that these three Chinese are mainly responsible for the storage and sale of counterfeit and shoddy toys.

       The Spanish police estimate that the average profit per dangerous toy is about 6 euros, and the total profit of the toy is more than 1 million euros.

       It is reported that the raid of the Spanish National Police was not a temporary start, and the authorities began the layout as early as December 2018. The cause of the incident was the alleged existence of counterfeit goods from the two toy brands LOL and Cry Babies in the Cobo Calleja warehouse district.

       Prior to this, the Chinese warehouse area in Barcelona also encountered a surprise inspection by the local police, and two Chinese were arrested.

       According to the Spanish police, in addition to the name of the brand, toys are not in compliance with international ISO safety standards, and may pose a threat to the health and safety of minors.

       At present, the Spanish police have confirmed that the arrested Chinese are importing fake goods from China and then importing them to Spain for resale through different logistics methods.

       Prior to this, a large number of toy categories were removed from cross-border platforms such as Amazon and eBay.

       Two months ago, many children's toy sellers received the official Chinese mail from Amazon. Before October 23, they would provide a toy certificate, otherwise the inventory will be removed. If the seller who can't provide certification before this date is careful, Amazon has only 30 days to remove the inventory from the seller.

       In fact, the toy category has always been a category that is easy to trample, especially for children's toys. Not only are various types of security certifications strictly enforced, but the risk of infringement is also high. Recently, an explosion toy has been caught!

       Children's toy pikmi pops infringement defendant

       The infringement accused is this year's explosion of children's toys pikmi pops. This toy is similar to a surprise box, a surprise toy that looks like a big lollipop. However, after being disassembled, there are stuffed toys, lanyards, surprise objects and other items, which are very popular among children.

       This business opportunity has also attracted the attention of cross-border platform sellers, and many toy sellers have begun to look at this product. There are already 94 sellers, all of which belong to another platform wish, but they face the same consequences as Amazon's infringement. Shops almost never escape the fate of freezing fines, freezing funds, products being deleted, and threatening account security.