Renewable Design for melamine kids cutlery set to Congo Manufacturer

FAQ: 1.Q: Where is your factory located? How can I visit there? A: Our factory is located in Guangdong province, China. Warmly welcome to visit us! 2.Q: What is the material of your products? A: The material is melamine.  3.Q: How can I get some samples? A: We can send the samples by Express/DHL/FedEx/UPS etc. 4.Q: How does your company do regarding quality control? A: We have a very strict QC system. Our inspectors have been closely monitoring the production process from the selection of raw materials to the final step of the finished products. 5.Q: Can you print our logo on the product & packing? A: Yes, We can print your logo on our products.

There is no way for American consumers to detect when contaminated seafood finds its way to their dinner table at home or onto their plate at a restaurant, and the FDA which is supposed to monitor all of our food, has failed at the task of ensuring our food safety.

We do not currently have enough FDA inspectors to check all the fish that enters this country because there is not enough money to pay for them. A tariff on imported seafood could provide the funds to pay for these crucial, additional needed inspectors. This may make our seafood a little bit more expensive, but the cost is well worth it to avoid the long term complications that could arise from eating contaminated fish.

We can’t stop this cheap seafood from entering our country because it has put our domestic fisheries out of business, and we can no longer meet our own needs. In addition, low prices on foreign seafood have made the importers of this seafood into multimillionaires who have a vested interest in continuing to bring this potentially dangerous seafood into the United States.

See what you are eating! You will be shocked at the thought of what this may be doing to you and your children, short and long-term. It is unconscionable to continue in this way. Demand that your representatives in Washington take action to protect your health and our economy! They must initiate a law in Congress to place tariffs on all imported fish. It would ensure our health and would create an umbrella under which domestic fisheries can be reestablished.

Wonderful Sale with Nice New Furniture

October 17th and 18th
Saturday from 9:00AM – 3:00PM
Sunday from 1:00PM – 4:00PM

From Santa Fe and 4th/134th, go south to 139th and turn west, and then take the first left onto S Broadway Ave. Be sure to follow our signs.

Be sure to check out and follow our Instagram and Twitter for early preview pictures of our weekly sales.

House is also for sale: 3,233 SF, built in 1997, with pool on 1/3 acre, $325,000

Large Items: Three large bookcases; leather French chair; two leather office chairs; round table; TVs; antique Victrola that works; lawyer stack bookcase; two full dressing mirrors; beautiful Thomasville Drexel heritage furniture; iron benches; swivel chair; dining room table with eight leather chairs; refrigerator; newer Samsung washer and dryer in red with pedestals; huge Henredon sectional; Lane leather chair and ottoman; coffee table; hide-a-bed sofa; Black side-by-side refrigerator; marble-topped nightstands; nice decorative accent chair; marble-top console table/sofa table; leather tufted ottoman; dressing mirror; queen-size bed with new mattress; Drexel Heritage new sofa; mirrored vanity; kids’ furniture; huge patio swing; patio table and chairs; pair of aluminum post lamps; rattan furniture; beautiful buffet; mirrored furniture; huge mirrors; leather bench; garbage compactor; computer desk; storage cabinets.

Collectibles: nativity sets; Longaberger baskets; tons of Crystal and China; lots of pampered chef some is still new in boxes; Franciscan China; china set service for 32; imperial gold china; Cracker Barrel pottery; lots of Pyrex; Mikasa; Capo-di Monte tea set; lots of silver-plate trays and serving items; service for 24 gold flatware.

Misc.: Office supplies; lots of pictures and artwork; new décor; decorative lamps; nice purses; new, current Christmas Décor; nice large and small Christmas trees; holiday, and Easter décor; Fall, Halloween, and Thanksgiving items; pumpkins; catering and party entertainment dishes; board games; great décor; autumn décor; nice crockpots; decorative lamps; folding chairs; potted plants; lots of outdoor furniture; ice chests; luggage; designer purses; men’s and women’s newer style clothing; lots of tablecloths; decorative art work; extension ladder; propane grill; mini fridge; dolly; dog kennels and crates; dog or pet stroller; hand and power tools; workbench; routing/router table; yard tools; gas weed eater; gas backpack blower by Troy Built; area rugs; security bars.