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Toy from Haarlem wins international Toy Award

Toy from Haarlem wins international Toy Award

The Haarlem-based toy brand Waytoplay Toys has won the Toy Award 2026 in the Sustainability category at the international Spielwarenmesse in Nuremberg. This recognition highlights the brand's commitment to producing durable and eco-friendly play solutions.

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