Apr 12 2009
 Examiner.com | Dogs need a license, drywall from China doesn't Examiner.com If we look at China's track record of imports, we have had bad cough syrup, tainted dog food, and toys that contained lead paint. Not a good record at all but here we go again folks. I am so sick and tired of builders and governments saying, ... |
Apr 12 2009
 Chippewa Herald | AP IMPACT: Chinese drywall poses potential risks Chippewa Herald, WI In 2007, Chinese authorities ratcheted up inspections and tightened restrictions on exports after manufacturers were found to have exported tainted cough syrup, a toxic pet food ingredient and toys decorated with lead paint. ... |
Apr 11 2009
 The Associated Press | AP IMPACT: Chinese drywall poses potential risks The Associated Press In 2007, Chinese authorities ratcheted up inspections and tightened restrictions on exports after manufacturers were found to have exported tainted cough syrup, a toxic pet food ingredient and toys decorated with lead paint. ... Dogs need a license, drywall from China doesn't Examiner.com all 202 news articles |
Apr 11 2009
 Sioux City Journal | AP IMPACT: Chinese drywall poses potential risks Sioux City Journal, IA In 2007, Chinese authorities ratcheted up inspections and tightened restrictions on exports after manufacturers were found to have exported tainted cough syrup, toxic pet food and toys decorated with lead paint. Scientists hope to understand the ... |
Apr 11 2009
 Chippewa Herald | AP IMPACT: Chinese drywall poses potential risks Chippewa Herald, WI In 2007, Chinese authorities ratcheted up inspections and tightened restrictions on exports after manufacturers were found to have exported tainted cough syrup, toxic pet food and toys decorated with lead paint. Scientists hope to understand the ... |
Apr 11 2009
 KDRV | AP IMPACT: Chinese drywall poses potential risks KDRV, OR In 2007, Chinese authorities ratcheted up inspections and tightened restrictions on exports after manufacturers were found to have exported tainted cough syrup, toxic pet food and toys decorated with lead paint. Scientists hope to understand the ... |
Apr 11 2009
 The Southern Ledger | AP IMPACT Chinese drywall poses potential risks The Southern Ledger, TN In 2007, Chinese authorities ratcheted up inspections and tightened restrictions on exports after manufacturers were found to have exported tainted cough syrup, toxic pet food and toys decorated with lead paint. Scientists hope to understand the ... |
Apr 10 2009
 VietNamNet Bridge | Protectionist measures cause alarm VietNamNet Bridge, Vietnam Non-tariff measures include such policies as Indonesia’s requirement that five categories of goods, including garments, footwear, toys, electronics, food and beverages, would be permitted to enter only five ports and airports. ... |
Apr 09 2009
 The Associated Press | Trade deficit falls for 7th straight month in Feb. The Associated Press Imports of consumer goods, from autos to toys and games, furniture, clothing and televisions, all dropped sharply in February. But exports of goods and services posted an unexpected rebound in February, rising 1.6 percent to $126.76 billion. ... |
Apr 08 2009
 The Island (subscription) | Know thy Cat! The Island (subscription), Sri Lanka Orphaned kittens will miss Mum, so put in a stuffed toy they can snuggle up to. Don’t give cow’s milk. Kittens can’t digest lactose so cow’s milk will lead to intestinal distress and can kill them. Use infant formula milk and feed every two hours with ... |
Apr 07 2009
 Gresham Outlook | Toy sellers share concerns over new law Gresham Outlook, OR The meeting started with vocal complaints from people who said the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act – which Congress approved last August in response to fears about lead-tainted toys imported from China – has had devastating unintended ... |
Apr 07 2009
 Examiner.com | CPSC votes Wednesday on youth OHV lead law Examiner.com It was meant to protect children 12 and under from toys containing lead. But the law also covers youth-model motorcycles and atvs, meaning they can't be sold unless they are granted an exclusion from the law. Under the CPSIA, all youth products ... |
Apr 06 2009
 Supply & Demand Chain Executive | The Dreaded Recall Supply & Demand Chain Executive, AZ Toymaker Mattel conducted unprecedented recalls of its toys in August 2007, with 21 million toys recalled twice due to harmful magnets and lead paints. And more recently there was a mass recall of dairy products in China that had been tainted by ... |
Apr 05 2009
 Baltimore Sun | Maryland lawmakers have been responding to public calls for ... Baltimore Sun, United States Over the past year, recalls of peanut products for salmonella, problems with spinach as a result of E.coli contamination and reports about high lead levels in toys have left many consumers scared and angry. With all that news, there's more momentum to ... |
Apr 04 2009
 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Lead law leaves small businesses in a lather Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, WI Peter Reynolds, president of Little 3 Toy Co., arranges a toy display. Reynolds said all of the wooden toys for young children that he sells are made to European standards and are in compliance with lead-content regulations. ... |
Apr 03 2009
 Antiques and the Arts Online | Saco River Auction Company Antiques and the Arts Online, CT SESSION Two 6:00 PM FEATURING CONTENTS SF SMALL SOUTHERN ME ESTATE TO INCL 33" SILK CIGAR RIBBON QUILT - 25 1 9305 TOOT5IE TOYS IN ORIG CONDITION - KEYSTONE DUMP TRUCK IN EXCELLENT CONDITION - 20PC LEAD SOLDIER MARCHING BAND MADE IN GERMY IN OB - 69TH ... |
