tag:blog.goodguide.com,2009:/2009/3/19/us-products-being-pulled-from-shelves-in-china/comments Mephisto Drax 2009-11-10T19:39:49Z Bath Products tag:blog.goodguide.com,2009-03-19:11076:15837 2009-11-09T20:11:51Z 2009-11-09T20:11:51Z Read further, and you'll note is was a few parents complaining about skin issues. I'm not so sure I love your reporting methods, here... though I am certainly not one to consider J&J products to be "safe" and would never use them, myself. ====================================== shane <a href="http://www.castlebaths.com">Bath Products</a> Stacy tag:blog.goodguide.com,2009-03-19:11076:11102 2009-03-31T03:51:36Z 2009-03-31T03:51:36Z But, if you look at this further, you'll see that J&J was "cleared" and the products are still being sold. Read further, and you'll note is was a few parents complaining about skin issues. I'm not so sure I love your reporting methods, here... though I am certainly not one to consider J&J products to be "safe" and would never use them, myself... Sikantis tag:blog.goodguide.com,2009-03-19:11076:11095 2009-03-29T01:19:23Z 2009-03-29T01:19:23Z What an insight/ All Roads Lead to China tag:blog.goodguide.com,2009-03-19:11076:11077 2009-03-20T01:54:08Z 2009-03-20T01:54:08Z Dara. Why is this something to file under "Ironies of the Global Economy"? Look at the largest recalls, and they are all based in the US, and as for all those shoddy Chinese products from a couple years back... most of those were within a foreign supply chain... i.e. if was Mattel's own design flaws (not their Chinese supplier) that cause 80% of the problems, and the other 20% (lead paint) was a result of Mattel not testing their suppliers as per their own codes. So.. lose that comment, and focus on the FDA who are clearly willing to accept just about anything as being safe. r www.allroadsleadtochina.com www.cleanergreenerchina.com