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Coverage dated October 29, 2021

Chinese company to pay $91 million for dehumidifiers that could overheat, catch fire

Headline from WHAS Louisville

In addition to paying millions to avoid prosecution over the faulty dehumidifiers, restitution will be paid to U.S. customers for fire damage.

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  1. WHAS Louisville

    Chinese company to pay $91 million for dehumidifiers that could overheat, catch fire (opens WHAS Louisville)

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    WHAS Louisville's feed description

    In addition to paying millions to avoid prosecution over the faulty dehumidifiers, restitution will be paid to U.S. customers for fire damage.

  2. WFMZ Allentown

    Chinese firm to pay $91M over dangerous dehumidifiers (opens WFMZ Allentown)

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    WFMZ Allentown's feed description

    A Chinese company that sold millions of faulty dehumidifiers to U.S. customers will pay $91 million for failing to tell regulators the devices could overheat and catch fire. The U.S.

  3. KTVU San Francisco

    Chinese firm to avoid prosecution, pay $91M over dangerous dehumidifiers (opens KTVU San Francisco)

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    KTVU San Francisco's feed description

    A Chinese company that sold millions of faulty dehumidifiers to U.S. customers will pay $91 million for failing to tell regulators the devices could overheat and catch fire.

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