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A commission vote is due March 28 on issuing a notice of proposed rulemaking on a Section 104 action for inclined sleep products.

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Some 80 childcare experts joined an ASTM F15.18 teleconference on baby boxes.

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An ASTM F15.59 panel March 21 addressed difficulties some labs have experienced when testing soft-seated, folding children's chairs.

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An ASTM F15.21 panel March 21 moved forward with work on a test to address a strangulation concern involving the straps of baby swings.

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Members of an ASTM F15.42 working group March 21 debated data that might point to the appropriate cutoff age behind provisions to address tipping clothing storage units.

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Representatives of the American Pyrotechnics Safety and Education Foundation March 20 visited CPSC members to promote a fireworks safety educational curriculum.

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Representatives of ExxonMobil March 21 met with CPSC members and staff to update them on four developments related to phthalates.

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A just-available CPSC letter from February shows CPSC sought three changes to the UL standard on portable generator emission rates.

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CPSC staff March 17 reported they are "on track" to meet requirements of the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA).

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There were an estimated 86,400 child poisoning injuries treated in emergency rooms in 2015.

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The European Chemical Agency (ECHA) March 21 said two of its committees have agreed to restrictions involving four phthalates.

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Health Canada earlier in March made available enforcement reports on textile floor coverings and on seasonal lights.

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Australia March 16 announced a national interim ban on decorative alcohol burners.

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The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission has signaled it intends to move beyond "traditional areas of consumer guarantees" during 2017.

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Four product classes each were subjects of more than 100 EU RAPEX notices in 2016, according to data issued March 17 by DG Justice and Consumers.

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Briefs on poison, ATVs, bibs, ladders, and more.

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Briefs on amusement rides, playground surfaces, skating helmets, sling carriers, water slides, and more.

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Briefs on EU law, wood products, chemicals, counterfeits, baby swings, meter boxes, power boards, rattles, ROVs, and more.