Litigation
Jan. 29, 2014
Furniture makers agree to remove flame retardants in settlement
Several makers of furniture and baby products are moving closer to eliminating all toxic flame retardants from their products as part of a legal settlement with Oakland-based nonprofit Center for Environmental Health.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Several makers of furniture and baby products are moving closer to eliminating all toxic flame retardants from their products as part of a legal settlement with Oakland-based nonprofit Center for Environmental Health.
The nonprofit had sued companies such as Britax Child Safety Inc. and Children's Factory Inc. last year claiming they were failing to alert the public to the presence of flame retard...
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