Princess House, Inc. Voluntarily Recalls Marissa Tangerine Appetizer Plates Due to Cadmium and Lead Levels

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Princess House, Inc. Voluntarily Recalls Marissa Tangerine Appetizer Plates Due to Cadmium and Lead Levels

06/02/2014 10:16 PM EDT

A nationwide direct sales distributor of tableware and house goods, announced today that as a result of internal compliance and independent product testing, it has very recently become aware that a small quantity of its Marissa Tangerine Appetizer Plates, when put into certain food service use, may allow cadmium and lead in the decorative plate decal to escape at levels exceeding U.S. Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") and/or California Proposition 65 guidance levels. While not all Plates distributed by the Company have this condition, Princess House is voluntarily recalling all these Plates distributed through its consultant and hostess network.

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