Fisher-Price recalls toy trains due to choking risk
The company says the recall is due to a small plastic piece that can loosen or detach.
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Oct 20, 2023, 12:32 AM
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Updated 433 days ago
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6ds agoFisher-Price is recalling thousands of popular train toys due to a choking risk.
The toys include the Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway Troublesome Truck & Crates and Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway Troublesome Truck & Paint.
The company says the recall is due to a small plastic piece that can loosen or detach.
No injuries have been reported.
A refund is available through the Mattel website.
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