U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission banned the sale of a highly dangerous toy truck imported from China because it’s surface coating contains high levels of lead.  This recall involves “Super Rig Transport” toy truck with trailer and vehicles.  The truck and trailer are multi-colored, holding two vehicles and two action figures.  “Super Rigs Play Set” is labeled on the outside of the packaging. The box back has a bar code square with Item No. 67007, Made in China and Bar Code 6-98567-67007-3. The bottom of the trailer has an engraved code 45TNGO9.  Incidents/Injuries: None reported.

If you purchased one of these dangerous toys, please do not let your children eat any part of the truck even if it is first boiled in water.

Do Not Eat This Truck

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