Graco Stroller Recall: is it a cover-up to evade litigation!

Graco is one of the most known brands in baby products and it is better known for its slew of ground breaking products for the baby section of fast moving consumer goods. Basically Graco was founded in 1942 in Philadelphia by a Russell Gray and a Robert Cone, lending their names to make the company’s name. Later, Gray left. Initially it was a manufacturer of fabricated machinery and car parts, but soon after Gray left, it became the baby care product maker.

They built the 1^st automatic baby swing named Swyngomatic, designed by some Harold Koshoff in 1982. Ever since they have been market leaders in the making of baby care products but in this year’s early months they ordered a recall of specific popular models of their stroller products due to alleged reports of problems in their hinges leading to 4 fatal deaths of infants. While Graco is being gracious and gregariously noble by promising to replace all the products in that specific batch, some are saying that the act is nothing but to hide the lapse in quality control on the part of the company.