A manufacturing mistake left the mirror flawed, producing fuzzy images.
Well, the Haggler has a corollary for consumerland: it's never the manufacturing mistake, it's the utterly appalling customer service that follows the manufacturing mistake.
According to fashion lore, a manufacturing error resulted in a pile of fabric tubes, and some of these mistakes ended up in a New York store owned by a garment trader named Murray Kleid.
At the Belgian weight-loss clinic, Aristolochia was given to patients by mistake; doctors had prescribed another herb, but the product that the patients were given was later found to contain Aristolochia, possibly because of a manufacturing error.
Breast milk substitutes – cow's milk, goat milk and formula - are vulnerable to mixing mistakes, manufacturing errors, and contaminations, which contribute to increases in disease and death.
Additionally, less than one in five children benefits from exclusive breastfeeding for six months, and only 23 per cent still receive breastmilk at age 2. But relying on breastmilk substitutes leaves children vulnerable to mixing mistakes, manufacturing errors, and contamination, which can contribute to disease and death.
Polybrominated biphenyl (PBB), a flame-retardant material, was introduced into the food chain in Michigan in 1973 due to a manufacturing and distribution mistake.
Russia's leaders began listening to those who argued that neglecting manufacturing had been a mistake.
This has prompted criticism from industry figures such as Goran Roos, chairman of the Advanced Manufacturing Council who says that the decision to let manufacturing slide is a mistake.
