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 | Liang May, Executive Vice President and Secretary General of China Toy Association, during a media conference in Bejing, August 17, 2007. Many Chinese toy workers have lost their jobs following Mattel's global recall of toys, the industry body said on Friday, but insisted overall confidence in their products was high ahead of the key Christmas season. click to open  |  | A woman cycles past the entrance to the Mattel factory in China's southern city of Foshan, August 2, 2007. The boss of a Chinese toy manufacturing company involved in a Mattel recall after its products were found to contain excessive lead levels has hanged himself, Chinese media reported on Aug 13, 2007. click to open |  | A Chinese woman looks at Fisher-Price brand Sesame Street toys at a toy store in Shanghai. Rising global concerns over the safety of Chinese-made exports, reflected now in a US recall of nearly a million toys, went virtually unreported in China's government-controlled press on Aug 3, 2007. click to open |
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