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How to Beat 'Made-in-China' Fear

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Dave Ellery
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Made. In. China . Those three words are shaping up to be a marketer's worst nightmare. After a year of massive toy recalls, tainted toothpaste scares, and poisonous pet food incidents, consumers around the globe are thinking twice—or more—before buying Chinese-made goods.

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ryan (63) Administrator | 2007-10-12 03:59:58
My opinion is that Chinese products have always been like this. We knew the risks and it added that little bit of excitement to life.

Lately everyone seems to be getting soft. Maybe it's time you took a spoonfull of cement and hardened the f%@# up
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