The Trade Inspectorate conducted an inspection of 10 child strollers and prams, uncovering errors in labeling and mechanical defects in some of the products. Two strollers lacked required warnings and had conflicting information on the product and instructions, while three strollers had mechanical issues such as ineffective seat fastening systems, detachment of small parts, and structural damage. The affected industry includes the manufacturing and retail sectors of child strollers and prams. The legal areas concerned are consumer rights and product safety. The legal issues involved include deceptive contract terms, product safety, and failure to provide information.