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Amman, July 12 (Petra) — Inspection teams from the Jordan Standards
and Metrology Organization (JSMO) in the northern region have seized
a quantity of children’s toys reported to contain content
inappropriate for societal values, the organization said on Sunday.
The action followed complaints lodged by citizens and circulated on
social media platforms. JSMO told the Jordan News Agency, Petra, that
its inspection teams immediately launched intensive monitoring
campaigns to trace the distribution sources of the toys.
The items were confiscated and held ahead of legal action under the
Standards and Metrology Law No. 22 of 2000 and its amendments, the
organization added.
JSMO said it is continuing its monitoring campaigns across the
kingdom to ensure the markets remain free of such products as part of
its role to protect consumers and strengthen market oversight.
The organization urged citizens to report any products suspected of
non-compliance or violation of standing regulations via its complaint
and WhatsApp hotline at 06/5301243, the “Bekhedmatkom” platform, or
the “Sanad” mobile application. It added that public cooperation
remains a cornerstone in supporting regulatory efforts and consumer
protection.
//Petra// AF