Aprica to change defective screws on nearly 600,000 strollers

Aprica to change defective screws on nearly 600,000 strollers

OSAKA, Japan - Aprica's baby stroller. The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said July 7 it has told Aprica Children's Products to change defective screws on around 593,400 infant strollers after six accidents including a serious one.

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