May 30 2011
Food, beverages imported from Taiwan may contain toxic chemical: CFIA Vancouver Sun The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... and more » |
May 30 2011
Food, beverages imported from Taiwan may contain toxic chemical: CFIA Vancouver Sun The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... and more » |
May 30 2011
Food, beverages imported from Taiwan may contain toxic chemical: CFIA Vancouver Sun The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... and more » |
May 30 2011
Food, beverages imported from Taiwan may contain toxic chemical: CFIA Vancouver Sun The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... and more » |
May 30 2011
Food, beverages imported from Taiwan may contain toxic chemical: CFIA Vancouver Sun The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... and more » |
May 30 2011
Food, beverages imported from Taiwan may contain toxic chemical: CFIA Vancouver Sun The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... and more » |
May 30 2011
 AsiaOne | Food, beverages imported from Taiwan may contain toxic chemical: CFIA Edmonton Journal The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... CNMI on alert for tainted Taiwanese drinksSaipan Tribune Food From Taiwan TaintedVisit Bulgaria all 438 news articles » |
May 30 2011
AsiaOne | Canada hunts for tainted food products Vancouver Sun The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... CNMI on alert for tainted Taiwanese drinksSaipan Tribune Food From Taiwan TaintedVisit Bulgaria all 438 news articles » |
May 29 2011
 Shanghaiist | Children's Day Quality check finds Chinese kid products full of fail Shanghaiist "Only" 8% of toys tested didn't meet standard, but their reasons included things like "easily swallowable parts," "sharp corners" and "excessive amounts of heavy metals such as lead and cadmium." Ingesting them could equal death. And this is just toys ... |
May 29 2011
 Bangkok Post | No playing around with quality Bangkok Post Amid stiff competition and the steady growth of new innovative and electronic toys, Pin International Co Ltd, a popular Thai manufacturer and exporter of wooden toys, remains confident in its classic style and premium quality. Mr Dudsadee says China is ... |
May 29 2011
CFIA looking into whether tainted Taiwan foods found here Montreal Gazette The investigation could lead to a flood of recalls here. DEHP, one of six phthalates and part of a family of chemicals known to cause reproductive harm and considered a possible human carcinogen, is banned in children's toys in Canada and elsewhere. ... and more » |
May 28 2011
 Globe and Mail | The myths that bind Beijing and Washington Globe and Mail Lead paint covered children's toys. Baby formula was sold containing a low-cost protein mimic that was poison. Sewage and pollution fills the drinking sources of most major cities. While denying it, China remains the last great colonial power, ... and more » |
May 28 2011
The National Debt and the Mystifying Conundrum OpEdNews China, Russia, Korea (North), somebody, anybody (?) will attack us at any moment, and we need the F-35, Abrams tank, and our various military toys to protect you. However, the current ATM card for the Pentagon is terrorism. In the wake of 9/11, ... |
May 27 2011
Other Tidbits From The Week – HARRY POTTER, THE HOBBIT, X-MEN FIRST CLASS ... Movies.ie They all land in Las Vegas, where violence and destinies collide. llumination Entertainment has announced that its planning a big screen outing for the Uglydoll collection of toys and books. According to The Wrap. 'Little Fockers' scribe Larry Stuckey ... |
May 27 2011
The Globe and Mail Globe and Mail Lead paint covered children's toys. Baby formula was sold containing a low-cost protein mimic that was poison. Sewage and pollution fills the drinking sources of most major cities. While denying it, China remains the last great colonial power, ... |
May 27 2011
Fitch Affirms Toys 'R' Us' IDR at 'B'; Outlook Stable Business Wire (press release) In addition, increasing labor costs in China and other input cost increases could pressure margins going forward although Toys may be in a position to pass at least a portion of these along to its customer. Toys has strong liquidity with $1.0 billion ... and more » |
