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Hundreds of items of children's jewellery containing a chemical which can cause cancer were seized from a shop in Strangeways. A businessman and the company he runs have now been fined thousands of pounds after the trading standards raid.
It comes after council inspectors visited Vavachi Ltd, in Sherbourne Street, in January 2020 and took away items on sale for testing. A children's jewellery set was found to contain more than 6,000 times the legal limit of Cadmium, a natural element which has been known to cause cancer.
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Meanwhile a pair of earrings were also found to contain more than 3,000 times the legal limit of lead, which is also toxic to humans if exposed to it over a prolonged period. The following month Trading Standards returned to this business and seized the remaining pieces of stock, some 277 pieces of jewellery. The limited company and its director, Amindin Ataie, 47, of Grundy Avenue, Bury, were interviewed under caution during which Ataie stated the offending items were bought from the businesses previous owner and he was not aware of legislation governing jewellery safety. At Manchester magistrates' court held on Thursday Vavachi Ltd and Ataie pleaded guilty to three offences under the REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) Enforcement Regulations 2008. The company was ordered to pay a fine of £1,998, costs of £1,000, and a surcharge of £66. Ataie was given 100 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay costs of £1,161. Coun Lee-Ann Igbon, Executive Member for Vibrant Neighbourhoods said: "This prosecution highlights just how
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