Ramona the Radish Plate & Spoon Set

The set is named as solid Hevea wood, not a melamine or bamboo-composite blend, and the wood is FSC-certified, but no migration testing or LFGB-equivalent certificate is published for the finished tableware.

The plate is hand-painted with natural pigments that are food-safe and non-toxic, but no lead or heavy-metal testing for the painted surface is published for this finished tableware item.

The plate and spoon surfaces that meet food are solid Hevea wood with a 'phthalates-free, non-toxic' claim, but no finished-product migration testing, LFGB data or named paint/finish chemistry is published for this set.

The care instructions for this wooden plate and spoon say to wipe them with soapy water and a damp cloth, never soak them or put them in the dishwasher, keep them out of the microwave, and keep them away from temperatures above 50 °C.

The care instructions rule out the dishwasher, the microwave and temperatures above 50 °C, and note that the wood can change colour and texture with wear and can grow mould if left damp, but no replacement interval is given.

A 2018 regulator recall covered the Oli & Carol Dalmatian Teether for a choking hazard — a different product line (a teether, not this tableware set) — so it does not bear on this product's record. We queried the CPSC recall database directly and found nothing filed against the brand at all.

The plate and spoon are made from FSC-certified Hevea wood, named and asserted for this finished product. EN71/CPSIA lab-testing claims are published for the brand's teether SKUs.

The wood species (Hevea) and FSC-certified sourcing are disclosed for this set, but the country of manufacture is not stated anywhere, and no warranty term or spare-parts/repair route is published for it.