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  • REFILE-China recalls air-fresheners after canisters explode

    06/12/2007 7:25:44 AM PDT · by TigerLikesRooster · 20 replies · 532+ views
    Reuters ^ | 06/10/07
    REFILE-China recalls air-fresheners after canisters explode BEIJING, June 10 (Reuters) - Beijing officials have ordered the recall of Fengying brand air-fresheners in the city after three canisters exploded, possibly due to recent high temperatures, the Xinhua news agency reported on Sunday. The latest incident occurred on Thursday, when a canister exploded in the hands of a shop owner as he was stocking the shelves. He required eight stitches to his face and 10 to his hands, Xinhua said. Two similar incidents were also reported. "The air freshener may probably have quality problems, which caused the explosion," Cao Zhongsheng, an official...
  • Quality Issues Point to China's Internal Rot

    06/11/2007 7:25:45 PM PDT · by JACKRUSSELL · 20 replies · 672+ views
    Taipei Times ^ | June 11, 2007 | By Sushil Seth
    Despite much of the world's fascination with China, principally because of its fast-paced economic growth, things are not quite right based on reports emerging about the deepening rot across the board. In Australia, for instance, a regional grocery chain has removed Chinese-made toothpaste from its stores because of a toxic chemical normally used in hydraulic and brake fluids as a coolant and a solvent. It is the same chemical reportedly used in a Chinese-made cough syrup, responsible for the deaths of 300 people in Panama. At the same time, a well-known Australian textile importer has reportedly "quarantined eight container loads...
  • Florida company recalls 'toxic' China toothpaste

    06/12/2007 3:46:24 AM PDT · by 50mm · 16 replies · 1,328+ views
    WorldNetDaily ^ | June 11, 2007 | Unspecified
    In the wake of WND's report of the long, deadly history of Chinese-made toothpaste, a Florida company today issued a nationwide recall for toothpaste it imported from China and distributed to wholesalers, warning the product could contain a poisonous chemical. Though no injuries or illnesses have been reported, Gold City Enterprise LLC of Hallandale Beach acknowledged the roughly 170,000 recalled toothpaste products may have the contaminant diethylene glycol – a solvent used in antifreeze that killed 107 Americans when it was introduced in an elixir 70 years ago. The company is urging consumers to stop using the products and throw...
  • WorldNetDaily Exclusive China products choke, burn, drown, drop, trap Americans

    06/11/2007 4:48:19 AM PDT · by 50mm · 36 replies · 1,518+ views
    WorldNetDaily ^ | June 11, 2007 | Joseph Farah
    WASHINGTON – It's not just Chinese food and drug imports that can kill you. Many of those bargain-priced products you pick up at Wal-Mart, Target or Sam's Club could do you in, too. Imports from China were recalled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission twice as often as products made everywhere else in the world, including the U.S., a WND study of government 2007 reports shows. (Story continues below) Of the 152 product recalls announced by the commission since January, 104 have been for products made in China. They include: * Portable baby swings that entrap youngsters, resulting in...
  • China hospitals using "fake plasma" drip

    06/11/2007 6:35:59 AM PDT · by Dysart · 26 replies · 835+ views
    Reuters via Yahoo ^ | 6-11-07 | wire
    BEIJING (Reuters) - Eighteen big hospitals in northeastern China have been using fake human albumin, or plasma protein, to treat patients, state television reported in the latest food and medicine scandal to hit the country. ADVERTISEMENT In regular checks made by the food and drug administration in Jilin province, seven of 36 batches of the albumin, fed into the bloodstream by drip, contained zero protein."There was no protein component," Xu Fei, deputy chief of Jilin food and drug inspection department, told China Central Television. "It will not have the benefit it should have. We can say it is an out-and-out...