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Mattel Identifies Chinese Co. That Made Lead Tainted Toys

James Sabatini
James Sabatini
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Posted by James SabatiniAugust 07, 2007 10:50 PM
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Mattel Inc. on Tuesday identified the Chinese vendor that made nearly 1 million Fisher-Price toys that were recalled last week because they may contain lead. Mattel said Lee Der Industrial Company Ltd., located in Guang Dong province, made the 967,000 toys sold under the Fisher-Price brand in the United States between May and August.

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