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CPSC Acting Chairman Ann Marie Buerkle February 16 confirmed to PSL her desire to find ways to voluntarily comply with the spirit of White House edicts to freeze rulemaking temporarily and to institute a one-in-two-out practice for rules.

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Commissioners were slated to vote as PSL went to press on seeking comments on updated exposure data for phthalates.

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CPSC Commissioner Marietta Robinson February 8 issued a written explanation of her negative votes on terminating the ROV rulemaking.

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CPSC in fiscal 2016 fully granted 213 requests under the Freedom of Information Act and partially granted 292 with redactions.

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Members of an ASTM F15.59 panel looking at warnings on children's folding chairs February 13 addressed a potential label exemption.

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A federal court earlier in February upheld the copyrights of standards incorporated into federal regulations.

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The Society of Product Safety Professionals (SPSP) is launching to certify professionals at manufacturers, retailers, and distributors.

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TJ Morris in the U.K. will pay £22,300 over allegations it sold "thousands" of unsafe USB chargers during 2015, the Chartered Trading Standards Institute announced February 10.

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Expansion of the EU product safety directive to better include services is one of the four recommendations of a recent report by the consumer group ANEC.

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Briefs on eye protection, in-fill material, appliance wiring, control panels, dimmers, electric door locks, and more.

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