Moos mattress formaldehyde exceeds the standard: The test report shows that the release volume exceeds the national standard by 3 times

Moos mattress formaldehyde exceeds the standard: The test report shows that the release volume exceeds the national standard by 3 times

Recently, Moos mattresses have attracted widespread attention due to the excessive formaldehyde emission. According to reports from third-party testing agencies, the formaldehyde emissions of some of its products exceed three times the national standard, involving multiple e-commerce platforms and offline channels. The following are the event details and structured data:

1. Event background

As a well-known domestic bedding brand, Mousse focuses on the concept of "healthy sleep", but this formaldehyde exceeding the standard has had a serious impact on its brand image. The products involved are mainly a series of spring mattresses produced in 2023. Consumers complained that they had symptoms such as dizziness and tingling throat after use.

2. Test data comparison

3. Channels and sales involved

4. Corporate response and consumer rights protection

Mousse officially issued a statement saying that "the relevant batches of products have been removed and the recall procedure has been initiated", but did not acknowledge the quality problems and only stated that "will cooperate with the re-inspection." Statistics from consumer rights protection groups show that as of the time of publication, more than 200 people have filed complaints, with the main demands being return refunds and compensation for medical expenses.

5. Industry impact analysis

1.Peer reaction: Brands such as Xilinmen and Gujia Home Furnishing quickly followed up on the promotion of "0 formaldehyde";
2.E-commerce platform: Tmall and JD.com have searched and reduced the rights of the products involved;
3.Regulatory dynamics: The State Administration for Market Regulation plans to carry out special spot checks on bedding products.

6. Expert advice

1. When purchasing a mattress, the merchant is required to provide a CMA certification test report;
2. It is recommended to ventilate and leave it for at least 15 days before use;
3. If discomfort symptoms occur, stop using immediately and retain medical certificates.

This incident once again exposed loopholes in the implementation of environmental protection standards in the home furnishing industry. According to data from the China Consumers Association, in 2023, formaldehyde problems accounted for 37%, an increase of 12 percentage points from the previous year. Follow-up progress will continue to be paid attention to.