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Just in Time for Christmas: Examining Wal-Mart’s Product Safety Record
Wal-Mart Watch is pleased to release our latest edition of In Depth: An Inside Look at the Largest Retailer on Earth.
In this issue, “Danger for Sale,” we expose Wal-Mart’s woeful record on consumer product safety issues. Whether it is E. Coli in the meat, melamine in the dog food, or lead paint on the children’s toys – far too many dangerous products have turned up on Wal-Mart’s shelves, and far too little effort has been given by Wal-Mart to ensure the safety and well-being of its customers.
As the largest retailer in the world, Wal-Mart could use its clout to push manufacturers into raising the safety standards of their products. Instead, Wal-Mart continues to demand low prices at any cost and any standard from manufacturers, putting consumers at risk.
Click here to view and download the full edition of In Depth. Visit the Publications section of our site to read previous issues.
Posted by Media Team on Friday, November 16, 2007
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you are really picking at straws.why dont we check costco,target , k-mart home depot and the others.i am sure you will find their safety records are not squeaky clean.
matthew vantress in gresham oregon
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