Popular MeiLY+ Baby Stroller Recalled in Israel Over Serious Safety Defects
The Israeli Ministry of Economy has issued an immediate recall for the popular 1in4 Stroller Plus (model G308) baby stroller, sold under the MeiLY+ brand by importer Junama Israel. The recall follows a safety inspection by the Standards Institute revealing critical defects including a risk of unintended folding due to the absence of a double locking mechanism, lack of brakes, instability leading to potential tipping, and openings that could trap a child's limbs. The stroller also fails to meet Israeli Standard 1888 Part 1 for child care products and is not approved for use as a car safety seat.
Parents who own this stroller are urged to stop using it immediately and return it to Junama Israel's warehouse in Givat Shmuel for repairs. The Ministry warns that continued use poses a real danger of injury or harm to children. For further information, consumers can contact Junama Israel via email or phone.
This recall highlights ongoing concerns about product safety compliance for children's items in Israel and the importance of adhering to national standards to prevent accidents.
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