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Mar 12, 2010 Recall Mania May Not Make Drivers Any Safer The embarrassment suffered by Toyota is likely to have a bracing effect on other automakers, causing a potential tsunami of recalls, according to industry sources. National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 Food Ingredient Sold After Salmonella Found The company responsible for a ballooning recall of processed foods continued to manufacture and distribute a flavor-enhancing ingredient for a month after tests confirmed it National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 Criminal Charges Could Be Coming for Toyota Congressional probes, mushrooming lawsuits and a federal probe into reporting of acceleration defects have raised the risk of criminal charges for Toyota.The legal stakes are National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 Fiat Brazil Fined for Failing to Recall Vehicles BrazilÂ’s Justice Ministry said Wednesday it has fined the local Fiat subsidiary for failing to recall Stilo models to fix a wheel problem that may National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 No Love for Tainted Oysters in U.K. Restaurants Hundreds of diners have fallen ill after eating oystersÂ—many around ValentineÂ’s DayÂ—at restaurants across the United Kingdom. The oysters from British and Irish suppliers are National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 Toyota Canada Offers Refunds to Customers Toyota Canada says the automaker will reimburse customers for earlier work on problems that it couldnÂ’t resolve until recent safety recalls.A Toyota spokeswoman confirmed Tuesday National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 Mitsubishi Recalls Galants Due to Fire Risk Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA) has issued a recall involving 2010 Galants, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration said Monday. The problem involves about 2,300 National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 Daihatsu Motor Announces Recall in Japan Daihatsu Motor, a subsidiary of Toyota, said Thursday it will recall around 275,000 vehicles in Japan due to faulty brake lamps and loose bolts in National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 U.K. Agency Criticized for Shifting Education Standards TeachersÂ’ unions attacked the U.K. Office for Standards in Education, ChildrenÂ’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) for Â“moving the goalposts,Â” as the number of schools branded National Feed more
Mar 12, 2010 Slow Food Tracing Puts Students at Risk Food director Jackie Anderson didnÂ’t get word last month until it was too lateÂ—after students in the Arlington (Texas) Independent School District already had eaten National Feed more
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