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CPSC Files Complaint Against Importer of Chinese Magnets
December 20, 2012 by Mike Feazel|Other U.S.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission filed an administrative complaint Dec. 17 against Star Networks USA of Fairfield, N.J., importer of Magnicube Magnet Balls and Magnet Cubes that are made in China. The complaint alleges the products contain defects in their design, packaging, warnings and instructions, which pose a substantial risk of injury. The complaint, approved by the CPSC on a 2-1 vote, seeks an order that the firm stop selling Star Networks Magnicube Magnet Balls and Magnet Cubes, notify the public of the defect, and offer consumers a full refund.