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Friday Rant: Mattel — Proving That a Few Chips of Lead Paint is Worth $50 Million+

Friday Rant: Mattel — Proving That a Few Chips of Lead Paint is Worth $50 Million+

By Jason Busch on November 20, 2009

Just a few years back before anyone thought that Chinese suppliers would make a regular thing of cutting corners and putting lives at risk by shipping tainted toys, food- and baby-products and drywall, there was an original incident that stopped ever…

Posted in Business | Tagged China, china manufacturing, Fisher-Price, food, lead paint, made in china, mattel, product safety, settlement, toys | Leave a response

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