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If anti-dumping is a trade barrier set up by deliberately for Chinese companies in Europe and the United States, and people feel angry and arrogant, then warnings and recalls on unqualified products will make the exporters of the lamps and lanterns eat dull. Can't tell.
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â– recalled 274,000 fluorescent lamps
Loss Index: ?????????? (-219.2 million - 2.74 million US dollars)
Event Description: On November 21, 2007, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and Cooper Lighting Co., Ltd. jointly announced a voluntary recall of fluorescent lamps made in China. The recalled product is a model 9240 Metalux fluorescent lamp. Among them, only the fluorescent lamps produced between December 1, 2006 (date code 34406) and September 14, 2007 (date code 25707) were included in the recall. The model number and date code are marked on the label and packaging of the fluorescent fixture housing. The fluorescent lamp was sold in the home and hardware stores in the United States from January to October 2007, and the unit price is 8~10 USD/piece. The number of recalled goods was about 274,000. Reason for recall: When installing fluorescent lamps, the two ends of the plug power cord will be in contact at the same time, which may cause the user to be shocked.
â– recalled 50,000 fluorescent lamp holders
Loss Index: ?????????? (-$2 million)
Event brief introduction: On October 9, 2007, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and LithoniaLighting jointly announced a voluntary recall of Chinese-made fluorescent lamp stands. The recalled product is a LithoniaLighting nickel-covered fluorescent lamp holder with the model number New232120REBN and product code N050807. The lamp holder is 4 feet long and has 2 nickel-coated lower covers and a transparent plastic case. LithoniaLighting, model number and product code are marked on the label on the inside of the shipping box or light stand. Consumers must turn off the power and remove the plastic case to read the label attached to the inside of the lamp holder. Light holders with round pink label shipping boxes are not included in this recall. The light stand was sold exclusively at the HomeDepot store from June to August 2007 and is priced at $40 per unit. The number of recalled goods was about 50,000. Reason for recall: The wires inside the lamp holder are easy to loose, which may cause the user to be shocked.
â– recalled 90,000 è½åœ° ground torch lights
Loss Index: ???????? (-$1.53 million)
Event brief introduction: On January 10, 2008, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and LGSourcing jointly announced a voluntary recall of the Chinese-made PortfolioIncandescent torch. The recalled torch light consisted of a base, pole and bowl-shaped lampshade, code 179878, marked on the product packaging and at the bottom of the lamp holder. The scope of the recall is limited to torch lights sold from March 2005 to October 2007 with UL list code E246506. Torch lights marked with ETLlisted are not included in this recall. The torch was sold at the Lowes retail store in the United States from March 2005 to October 2007 at a price of $17 per baht. The number of recalled goods was about 90,000. Reason for recall: The internal wires of the torch are prone to short-circuit and pose a fire hazard.
â– recalled 97,000 halogen lamps
Loss Index: ?????? (-$97,000)
Event Description: On May 9, 2007, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and LGSourcing jointly announced a voluntary recall of halogen lamps produced by Hong Kong Winsource Industries Ltd. The recalled table lamp has white, red, blue, orange and purple colors, and the model number is 101988. The sales time is from April 2006 to March 2007, and the price is $10/piece. The total number of recalled products was 97,000. Reason for recall: These lamps are prone to short circuit and cause fire hazard.
â– The United States advises consumers to stop using the lamp immediately
Loss Index: ???? (--360,000-$630,000)
Event Description: On May 17, 2007, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and Currey & Company jointly announced a voluntary recall of lamps originating in China. The recalled product specifications are 26-34 inch table lamps. Models are 6037, 6038, 6039, 6040, 6043, 6044, 6045, 6046, 6047, 6048, 6632, 6633, 6685, 6913 and 6954. The sales period is from April 2006 to January 2007, and the price is 240-420 USD/ç›. The total number of products recalled was 1,500 baht. Reason for recall: These desk lamps have defects in the socket, which may cause electric shock and fire hazard.
â– US recalls outdoor ceiling lamps 1000ç›
Loss Index: ?? ($200,000)
Event Description: On March 19, 2008, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and Progress Lighting Co., Ltd. jointly announced a voluntary recall of China's ProgressLighting outdoor ceiling lamps. The recalled items are limited to ProgressLighting ceiling-mounted outdoor luminaires with product numbers P5526-20 and P5526-44. The outer layer of the luminaire is a sloping glass fixed lampshade with three flame-shaped 60 watt bulbs. The words and product numbers of Madein/HechoEn/FabriqueAuxChina are marked on the outer packaging of the product. The luminaire was sold at the nationwide electronic lighting equipment store from January to November 2007 at a unit price of $200/inch. The number of items recalled this time is about 1,000 baht. Reason for recall: The welded joints connecting the lamp holder and the roof are prone to breakage, and the dropped lamp has the risk of injuring nearby personnel.
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