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Mattel to Pay $2.3 Million Fine for 2007 Toy Recall

Mattel has agreed to pay the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) a $2.3 million fine stemming from the 2007 recall of toys that contained dangerous levels of lead.  CPSC has never imposed such a steep fine for allegations of importing or distributing a regulated product.   

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