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NY Companies Banned From Selling Toys, Feds Cite Lead, Other Dangers

Federals prosecutors have banned several New York City-based companies from importing and selling toys and children's products deemed dangerous. 

The products imported via the Ports of Newark/New York and Los Angeles/Long Beach had lead, phthalates and small parts posing a choking hazard for young children, the Department of Justice says, 

New York company Everbright Trading Inc., its owner Yuan Xiang Gao, and its operator/manager Rong Qing Xu; and New York companies Lily Popular Varieties & Gifts Inc., Great Great Corporation, and their owners and operators Li Jing and Cheng Feng You, are all violating federal standards for safety in children's toys, authorities allege. 

They'll be allowed to resume selling toys after implementing safety measures and showing authorities that their operations are compliant with federal law. 

dangerous toy
U.S. Department of Justice
Product collected at the Port of New York/Newark, NJ, on November 12, 2015, containing small parts violating U.S. safety regulations.
airliner toy
U.S. Department of Justice
Product collected at the Port of New York/Newark, NJ, on October 3, 2016, containing accessible batteries and small parts violating U.S. safety regulations.
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