Consumer Actions

In 2025, Toxics-Free Corps held two book club sessions on Children & Environmental Toxins, leading parents and partners concerned about children's health to learn about environmental toxins related to children. The book club extended from shared reading and daily check-ins to home hazard identification, helping participants identify everyday risks such as lead, endocrine disruptors, respiratory irritants…

Two Book Club sessions of Children & Environmental Toxins: From cognitive awakening to family action

Toxics-Free Corps participated in the "Forest Slow Travelogue" Jingcao Carnival at Xishan Forest Park in Beijing, conducting 150 chemical safety screenings of daily necessities and showcasing an AI-powered interactive tool for children's shoe safety. Through public welfare testing, art installations, and AI interpretation, the event helped the public identify potential chemical risks in child…

Toxics-Free Corps made their debut at Jingcao Carnival, conducting public welfare testing of daily necessities and an AI-powered interactive tool for children's shoe safety.

‌Subtitle: Popular brand lookalike sandals exceeded phthalate limits by 359 times; free “squishy” toy (also called “Nie-Nie-Le”) contained toxic TVOCs

Nonprofit-Led Product Testing Reveals Hidden Safety Risks in Children’s Products: 7 of 28 Found Dangerously Over Safety Limits

This was a plea for help from a reader in Huizhou, Guangdong, who has been following the Toxics-Free Corps WeChat official account for a long time.

Invisible Pollution Is Everywhere. Don’t Worry, Join Us in Finding Solutions

‌On June 7–8, 2025, Toxics-Free Corps joined the “Forest Slow Journey” — the Jingcao Carnival — at Beijing’s Xishan Forest Park, a truly one-of-a-kind event.

Toxics-Free Corps’ “48 Hours of Forest Light and Shadow” at the 2025 Jingcao Carnival