True the manufacturer or seller of a product faces strict liability.
Product liability refers to the liability of one or all parties along the manufacturing chain of a product for damages caused by that product. These include component manufacturers (top of the chain), assemblers, wholesalers, and retail owners (bottom of the chain).
Products with inherent defects that are harmful to consumers (or product lending, gifting, etc.) are subject to product strict liability claims. Products are generally considered tangible property, but product liability extends this definition to intangible assets (such as gas), natural goods (such as pets), real estate (such as housing), and documents (such as navigation charts). Product liability comes primarily from tort law.
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