Lead Jewelry

Oceanside, CA: (Nov-21-07) A nationwide recall of lead contaminated children's jewelry led the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission to file charges against Pure Allure, a North County retailer, who sold children's jewelry containing lead. As part of a settlement agreement reached, sources confirmed that the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission has fined the company $10,000. Under the deal, the company also agreed to immediately discontinue sales of the jewelry. Consumer protection groups nationally are also expected to release their annual list of what they consider unsafe toys. Pure Allure is one among several nationwide retailers who have agreed to stop selling children's jewelry containing lead. [ABC NEWS: LEAD JEWELRY]

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Published on Nov-25-07