Aug 31 2009
Dollar Tree recalls children's jewelry The Virginian-Pilot It's the latest in a string of Chinese-made children's products recently recalled due to concerns about potential dangers from lead content or small parts ... and more » |
Aug 31 2009
WOW We really need RON PAUL FOR PRESIDENT Motley Fool What about the lead toys and melameen and other toxins from China could be part of the health care problems? Could this be another reason for the health ... |
Aug 31 2009
Dangerous Toys, Strange Bedfellows Reason Online Against a backdrop of daily scare stories about kids gnawing on knick-knacks full of lead, Mattel recalled a staggering 19 million toys. ... Law Passed After Mattel Toy Scare Makes Exception for MattelReason Online all 2 news articles » |
Aug 31 2009
China Investigates Third Spate of Lead Poisonings Bloomberg China has struggled to implement health standards at plants, with excessive lead found in toys and melamine-tainted milk and pet food killing children and ... and more » |
Aug 30 2009
China Investigates Third Spate of Lead Poisoning in Children Bloomberg China has struggled to implement health standards at plants, with excessive lead found in toys and melamine-tainted milk and pet food killing children and ... and more » |
Aug 30 2009
Hot in Hollywood AsiaOne While the Transformers franchise had built-in recognition in South Korea, thanks to the popularity of the toys and cartoons in Asia, GI Joe had no such ... |
Aug 30 2009
 China Daily | Early signs of recovery in heartland China Daily Less than a year after being in the eye of an economic storm, China's manufacturing heartland might at last be ... |
Aug 30 2009
Want job, will travel The Age Mary-Anne Toy reports. ABOUT every two minutes Australia gains another migrant. Australia's population growth of 1.9 per cent last year was one of the ... and more » |
Aug 29 2009
China eating our lunch in solar-panel marketplace San Diego Union Tribune The speed with which China has gained a lead position in the market begs the question of whether the United States can ever regain its manufacturing edge. ... and more » |
Aug 29 2009
 Examiner.com | Soldier, Pirate Dollar Store toys recalled for lead content Examiner.com The toys bear the names Force Soldier Playsets, Pirate Expeditions with Parrot and Pirate Expeditions with Treasure. Manufactured in China, the figures were ... |
Aug 29 2009
Why Does Mattel Get to Police Itself Under CPSIA?? Gather.com Ironically, many of these small businesses were founded by moms, dads, and grandparents in response to concerns about unsafe, mass manufactured toys ... |
Aug 28 2009
 Times Online | At leisure: Sailing brings Frank Martin relief from recession Times Online From 1986 to 1995, he spent the only parts of his career to date outside the toy industry at Coloroll, the conglomerate, where he was managing director of ... |
Aug 28 2009
CPSC Exempts Mattel from Toy Testing Requirement Newsinferno.com ... toys—many imported from China—continue to be made with lead contents that exceed federal standards and could pose serious, sometimes fatal, ... Mattel Uses Own 'Barbie Labs' to Test for LeadLA Weekly Third-party safety tests not required for MattelThe Associated Press Mattel gets a CPSIA waiverHot Air all 172 news articles » |
Aug 28 2009
Comments on: 'External force' fractured French iPhones, says Apple Reg Hardware Updates each Friday apparently Lots of apples, toy apples, etc. Phone chargers and toy phones. No iphone. We are an Android G1 and iphone 3gs household. ... and more » |
Aug 28 2009
Mattel Uses Own 'Barbie Labs' to Test for Lead LA Weekly Mattel's labs are located in Mexico, China, Indonesia and California. Last year, following a wave of discoveries about lead-contaminated toys, ... Third-party safety tests not required for MattelThe Associated Press Mattel gets a CPSIA waiverHot Air all 169 news articles » |
Aug 28 2009
Personal Tthought: Balkanization is not that easy Central Chronicle Are they are not shameful enough by making kids fall sick through the poisonous lead contents in their cheap products of children's toys in the markets? ... |
