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By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, March 11, 2007

A Furniture/Today story on page 1 of the March 5 issue, about a proposed California law that would ban certain types of flame-retardant chemicals, gave the incorrect name of a chemical company. The company, Chemtura — formerly known as Great Lakes Chemical Co. — worked with the federal Environmental Protection Agency to remove pentabromodiphenyl ether from the marketplace. The chemical was once a widely used flame retardant.

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