Juego de tenedor y cuchara para vajilla

The fork and spoon are named as 100% food-grade PP plastic, a clean polymer choice for this criterion, with no bamboo or melamine content involved that would trigger the composite-wood safety concern.

The utensils are solid-color molded PP plastic with only the mushie name embossed into the handle, not painted or decal-decorated on any food-contact surface, so the lead-in-decoration hazard this criterion targets does not appear to apply; no explicit lead-free statement for the embossing is published.

The fork and spoon are made from 100% food-grade PP plastic and disclosed as free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates, naming a specific polymer and covering the BPS gap that a bare BPA-free claim leaves open. No migration testing or bisphenol/phthalate result is published for the finished utensils.

Care instructions call for warm water and mild soap or dishwasher top rack, and warn against harsh or scented cleaners, but nothing is published about microwave use or an explicit warning against microwaving these plastic utensils.

Care guidance says to wash on the dishwasher top rack or with warm water and mild soap, avoiding harsh or scented cleaners, but no replacement interval, sterilization-cycle durability, or heat-shedding information is published for these plastic utensils.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly across its full corpus and found one filed recall for this brand: a 2022 choking-hazard recall of FRIGG silicone pacifiers, a different product category than this utensil set. The brand issued a public recall notice and no injuries were reported.

The utensils meet CPSIA, ASTM, and Prop 65 standards through third-party testing, but no testing lab, certificate number, or test result is published alongside that claim.

The utensils are made in Denmark from food-grade PP plastic, but do not name the manufacturing facility, the supplier, or any warranty or repair terms specific to this product.