Furniture Today Kids Today eKids News May 9, 2008
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May 9, 2008
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The June issue of Kids Today is a cross-over issue and will reach pediatricians' offices across the country. We thought it would be a good opportunity to dispel myths about the juvenile/youth industry, educate buyers on safety, etc. We’re creating a FAQ about the industry and encourage retailers and manufacturers to submit frequently asked questions and answers for this project. E-mail your Q&Aa to lcasinger@reedbusiness.com before May 12.

 


  • Crown Crafts, C.R. Gibson sign licensing deal
    COMPTON, Calif. – Infant textiles manufacturer Crown Crafts Infant Products has signed an agreement that allows gift maker C.R. Gibson to produce licensed décor under the Kimberly Grant brand name more » » » 
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  • Scandinavian Child acquires Euro-baby
    RALEIGH, N.C. – Scandinavian Child has acquired European juvenile products distributor Euro-Baby. As part of the acquisition, the Micralite stroller brand will join Scandinavian Child’s roster of high-end gear products. more » » » 
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  • Some baby furniture emits formaldehyde, group says
    SACRAMENTO, Calif. — An environmental group says that some cribs and changing tables may be exposing babies to unhealthy levels of formaldehyde, according to a report in today’s Sacramento Bee. more » » » 
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  • Safety of BPA called into question
    Google BPA aka Bisphenol A and you’ll have thousands of news stories talking about the dangers of plastic. Mommy bloggers are panicking and tossing out everything and anything with plastic in it. Wal-Mart said it will stop selling baby bottles containing BPA by early next year and, Nalgene is phasing out production of its hard-plastic bottles containing BPA. Toys “R” Us and Babies “R” Us have said they will carry only BPA-free products by the end of the year. more » » » 
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  • Zheng Zhang recruits Bannon for design 
    NEW YORK – Fashion bedding supplier Zheng Zhang USA has named Pat Bannon director of design. more » » » 
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  • Lindh resigns as IHFC president, CEO
    HIGH POINT — Tom Lindh has resigned as president and CEO of the International Home Furnishings Center, effective immediately, the showroom building complex announced Wednesday. more » » » 
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  • From Playthings - Toys 'R' Us' profit jumps 40%
    WAYNE, N.J.—Toys “R” Us Inc. said on Friday that its net earnings jumped nearly 40 percent for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended on Feb. 2, 2008, compared to the similar periods in the prior year. more » » » 
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