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The consumer safety implications of a globalized economy are under renewed scrutiny following recent widespread recalls of a variety of goods manufactured in China
The Food and Drug Administration’s decision in late June to bar entry to several Chinese seafood products confirmed the risks involved with the economy’s increasing reliance upon food and consumer products from China
