By Chris TogneriTRIBUNE-REVIEWSaturday, August 25, 2007
Tanya Williams hates to buy Chinese-manufactured goods.
But like many American parents, she believes she has little choice.
"It's very hard to find American-made," Williams, 36, of Aspinwall, said as she walked out of the Wal-Mart at Waterworks Mall with her three children. "You don't know whether it's lead-free. I've been looking at the labels, but they don't say."
Williams' concerns are common and legitimate, consumer advocacy analysts said, particularly as global backlash mounts against China due to a surge of recalled, potentially toxic exports. .....
Tanya Williams hates to buy Chinese-manufactured goods.
But like many American parents, she believes she has little choice.
"It's very hard to find American-made," Williams, 36, of Aspinwall, said as she walked out of the Wal-Mart at Waterworks Mall with her three children. "You don't know whether it's lead-free. I've been looking at the labels, but they don't say."
Williams' concerns are common and legitimate, consumer advocacy analysts said, particularly as global backlash mounts against China due to a surge of recalled, potentially toxic exports. .....
(I-Just say, "NO" to China and the U.S. Businesses who support this communist country!)
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