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Marc Lifsher, an LA Times staff writer, reported that a Los Angeles company that sold 100,000 lead-tainted lunchboxes to the State Health Department has been ordered to pay a $10 million fine for violating California laws on toxic substances.
The article goes on to state: Environmental activists and legal experts said the default judgment issued Tuesday in San Francisco County Superior Court was the highest they could recall since voters approved Proposition 65 in 1986.
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- Prime Line
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