“By smashing stereotypes, we will begin to address the underlying causes of the inequality, which causes the gender pay gap, drives misogyny and violence against women and girls.”
Read More »H Grossman on slime safety: Which? has produced an ‘untrue allegation with no scientific support’
Both H Grossman and the toy retailer Smyths have gone on record to rebuff claims made by Which? that the popular slime product exceeds the EU safety standard levels of the chemical boron.
Read More »The Government’s in meltdown over Brexit, but your supply chain needn’t be
While Tory leader Theresa May faces a vote of no confidence tonight and Brexit continues to baffle Parliament, Import Service's Mike Thomas sheds some light on the steps you want to be thinking about or your supply chain.
Read More »Trump and Xi Jinping call 90 day truce in “tit for tat” trade war
Failure to strike a deal will see tariffs on $200bn worth of Chinese goods rise from 10 per cent to 25 per cent at the start of next year, and would have opened the way for tariffs on additional Chinese goods.
Read More »Toy and game companies’ support turns lives around for disadvantaged children
Samuel Johnson, Head of Key Stage 3 Alternative Provision at Bluecoats Academy tells ToyNews how toy industry support is helping change the future for UK's most vulnerable children.
Read More »Board gaming can fix the UK’s broken education system, says Panjango
Panjango is the umbrella brand for a new Top Trumps-style card game and a fast and fun board game both or which are designed to get players thinking about what the world of the future will look and where they want to be within it when it comes to jobs.
Read More »40 per cent of US parents don’t verify toy safety when purchasing online
The American industry body has revealed the findings as it reinforces its message that safety should always be a priority when it comes to manufacturing and purchasing toys.
Read More »Chinese copyright infringers fined in another LEGO IP lawsuit
The Guangzhou Yuexiu District Court ruled that the four defendants should immediately cease the production, sale and promotion of the toys. they were also ordered to pay around $650,000 in damages.
Read More »Character takes post-Brexit action with 55 per cent stake in Danish toy firm Proxy
The move - it has been suggested - has been made to enable the potential for a frictionless access to EU markets in a post-Brexit Britain.
Read More »“Difficult changes” at Hasbro with layoffs yet to be confirmed
The company has refused several requests to specify the number and explicitly confirm that this means redundancy for any number of employees but has said that it was not required to file a federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification.
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