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CPSC Chairman Inez Tenenbaum potentially could be at CPSC another 20 months, until October 2014, despite her announcement February 28 that she will not seek renomination.

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A February 28 filing in CPSC’s ongoing action against makers of strong, small magnets argues that former Maxfield & Oberton CEO Craig Zucker should not be targeted individually.

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Interagency research such as on nanotechnology and some IT projects could suffer at CPSC under automatic spending cuts that began March 1.

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Commissioners voted 2-1 to accept an agreement by which Kolcraft will pay $400,000 to settle CPSC reporting allegations.

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Members of ASTM’s F15.21 infant sling carrier technical requirements group met at CPSC’s Rockville, Md. lab to discuss the challenges of testing such products.

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Commissioner Robert Adler and others at CPSC February 25 heard about new research from the Green Science Policy Institute on the efficacy of flame retardant chemicals and flammability standards.

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Commissioners Robert Adler and Nancy Nord released a series of comments defending and criticizing a provision of the recently approved third party testing accreditation rule.

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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) February 25 announced a reduction in administrative charges.

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Health Canada announced February 24 that it would be proposing changes to current labeling requirements on tanning beds.

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Briefs on ICPHSO, sensitizers, blowers, climbing lanyards, coffeemakers, motor scooters, tool battery packs.

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Briefs on amusement rides, baby bath seats, baseballs/softballs, building material, running tracks, and more.

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Briefs on nanomaterials, baby carriers, chainsaws, yo-yo balls, sleepers, vacuum cleaners, cradles, and more.