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Published: January 8, 2009
Shops could feel sting of new toy safety law
BY JENNIFER PALMER
Parents wanting safe toys for their little ones shop at stores such as Lundeby’s Eco Baby in Tulsa , where the shelves are stocked with nontoxic and wooden toys.

Those shelves may go bare if a new toy safety law doesn’t change.

Co-owner Tiffany Bjorlie said some of her vendors plan to reduce their product line or pull out of the U.S. market because of the expensive testing the law requires.

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