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Project Description

Australian company needs baby product tested for safety and compliance with Australian Consumer Law 2011. The product is a handmade sensory pillow for babies and we would like to have approval for Christmas sales.

Project Information

Number:16-02344

Industry:Baby and Children's Products

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