Archive for the 'Consumer Safety' Category

When Good Intentions Go Wrong

By Mark Thompson | Related entries in Congress, Consumer Safety, Corporate Business, Economy, Legislation, Lobbying, News

Hello Donklephants! I’m Mark, and I regularly blog at (and run) the site Publius Endures.
Ostensibly I self-identify as a libertarian, although I’m not terribly dogmatic and tend not to write much on the more common libertarian themes, focusing instead on taking a sober look at the relationships between interest groups (which I [...]

December 17th, 2008 | Permalink| 4 Comments »

More Problems With Chinese Goods

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in China, Consumer Safety, Economy, The World, Video

This time its maggots in chocolate?
Listen, it’s not like American made goods haven’t had problems, but China is really taking it on the chin lately and for good reason. Consumers are becoming increasingly more uncomfortable trusting their health to a country with seemingly such lax standards on what they export.
From Reuters:

Courtesy of TheNewsRoom.

September 3rd, 2007 | Permalink| No Comments »