Dec 31 2007
 Servihoo | China to extend crackdown on shoddy food products AFP - 1 hour ago Chinese-made goods ranging from seafood to car tyres to children's toys have been hit with bans and recalls overseas amid safety fears. In response, China ... China's major farm produce exporter sets quality-related planting ... Xinhua all 25 news articles |
Dec 31 2007
Recalls, sluggish economy put damper on spending Trading Markets (press release), CA - 11 minutes ago In it, Playskool general manager Lorrie Copeland told viewers that her company had no products recalled because of lead paint hazards emanating from China. ... |
Dec 31 2007
A year of gains in stem cell research and Chinese troubles
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (subscription), WI - 39 minutes ago
And finally, sparking the biggest uproar, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced recalls for millions of toys coated with unsafe lead-based paint. …
Dec 30 2007
China to extend crackdown on shoddy food products Economic Times, India - Dec 30, 2007 Chinese-made goods ranging from seafood to car tyres to children's toys have been hit with bans and recalls overseas amid safety fears. In response, China ... |
Dec 30 2007
The year that was Malaysia Star, Malaysia - 2 hours ago The blasting fuse was the recall of China-made toys by Mattel Inc. It was followed by similar quality problems faced by Chinese exporters in products ... |
Dec 30 2007
2007 Stories of the Year
Daily Breeze, CA - 12 hours ago
… Inc. prepared for the busy Christmas shopping season, the world's largest toymaker announced recalls of millions of lead-tainted toys made in China. …
Dec 30 2007
2007 Stories of the Year
Daily Breeze, CA - 1 hour ago
… Inc. prepared for the busy Christmas shopping season, the world's largest toymaker announced recalls of millions of lead-tainted toys made in China. …
Dec 30 2007
Salutary warning about China bubble The Australian, Australia - 1 hour ago Chrome is the priority for near-term mining along with an olivine by-product. Among other things, olivine can be used in foundry sands and bricks. ... |
Dec 30 2007
Congress missed an opportunity The Olympian, WA - 28 minutes ago The recall also touched off a whole new set of problems, including how to properly dispose of the tainted toys, some of which can still be found on store ... |
Dec 30 2007
2007: a Year of Frustration in the News
The Associated Press - Dec 30, 2007
First came the recall of cat and dog food linked to the death of more than 100 pets, blamed on ingredients provided by a Chinese manufacturer. That lead to …
Dec 30 2007
Recalls should spur changes: advocates The Daily News, Canada - Dec 30, 2007 Though many of the recalls in 2007 were of products made in China, Bruce Cran, president of the Consumers' Association of Canada, said Canada should be ... |
Dec 30 2007
Recalls should spur changes: advocates The Daily News, Canada - 1 hour ago Though many of the recalls in 2007 were of products made in China, Bruce Cran, president of the Consumers' Association of Canada, said Canada should be ... Shopping in dangerous times Edmonton Journal all 2 news articles |
Dec 30 2007
Recalls should spur changes: advocates
The Daily News, Canada - 15 minutes ago
It's not just China. It's the manufacturers, it's the companies, the importers - at every stage of the game." After the Mattel recall, China's ambassador to …
Dec 30 2007
 CTV.ca | Recalls should spur changes: advocates The Daily News, Canada - 17 hours ago Though many of the recalls in 2007 were of products made in China, Bruce Cran, president of the Consumers' Association of Canada, said Canada should be ... Nicole Tomlinson, Special to CTV.ca CTV.ca Feature: American consumers welcome Chinese toys Xinhua all 5 news articles |
Dec 30 2007
Recalls, sluggish economy put damper on spending Toledo Blade, OH - 22 hours ago In it, Playskool general manager Lorrie Copeland told viewers that her company had no products recalled because of lead paint hazards emanating from China. ... |
Dec 30 2007
Recalls, sluggish economy put damper on spending
Toledo Blade, OH - 39 minutes ago
In it, Playskool general manager Lorrie Copeland told viewers that her company had no products recalled because of lead paint hazards emanating from China. …
