In a recent case where a top China official from the food and drug administration was 'executed by the authorities' due to taking bribes from health manufacturer that produced health goods which caused death to consumer(s).
Subsequently, food products exported to USA were tainted with substance that can caused illness. Toothpaste was a big issue too.

The toy products being recalled are as follows:-
* 18.2 million magnetic toys globally, including 9.5 million in the United States, with magnets or magnetic parts that can be dislodged - inclusive of 7.3 million Polly Pocket dolls and accessories with magnets, 1 million Doggie Day Care magnetic toys, 683,000 Barbie and Tanner magnetic toys, and 345,000 Batman and One Piece play sets; and
* about 253,000 Pixar Sarge die-cast toy cars with lead paint were also recalled. Lead has been linked to health problems in children, including brain damage.
* Big Bird, Elmo, Dora and Diego characters because their paint contains excessive amounts of lead.
After an investigation, Mattel gave an account of what has happened:-

With dignity down the drain, the Chinese owner by the name of Zhang Shuhong had committed suicide due to the recall. That's how bad the situation is.
If you are concern as to the exact toys being recalled, you can check at Mattel's Voluntary Safety Recall Facts and click your language and respective countries. As for Fisher-Price, click its Fisher-Price's Recall Information.
Reading: What Went Wrong at Mattel - BusinessWeek
Reading: Chinese products win praise - China Daily
Tags: China Made, Toys, Mattel, Fisher-Price, Early Light Industrial Co Ltd , Hong Li Da, China, Toy Manufacturer, Recall, China Products
4 comments:
Imagine the Mattel's toys has been in the market all these while. As for food, alot of pple are getting caution over the consumption too.
Thanks for dropping by my blog. Reading your post reminds me of the many Made-in-China things we have at home. Scary!
Its horrifying to hear about the poisnonus paint on the toys isn't it? I sure hope that those in Singapore are fine as my boy likes to bite and chew on them!
those days it was hard to leave without a japanese made goods but nowadays the china made goods are flooding our home
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