APRIL 8, 2019
VOLUME 48 ISSUE 13
PREMIUM CONTENT FROM PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER
Subscriber-Only Story Two California men face criminal indictments for allegedly violating the Consumer Product Safety Act. Subscriber-Only Story The House Energy and Commerce consumer protection subcommittee April 9 will hold a hearing about CPSC. Subscriber-Only Story The House Energy and Commerce consumer protection subcommittee told CPSC Acting Chairman Ann Marie Buerkle to respond by April 6 to its letter suggesting she "coordinated with industry." Subscriber-Only Story The Senate Commerce Committee April 3 favorably reported two nominations of CPSC Acting Chairman Ann Marie Buerkle. Subscriber-Only Story CPSC did not meet its goals in five of 28 performance measures it set for FY2018. Subscriber-Only Story CPSC needs better online access to its directives and needs to update them better. Subscriber-Only Story Pictorial-only warnings would be allowed on reel-type and rotary-powered walk-behind mowers under a petition to CPSC. Subscriber-Only Story There was an annual average of 44,880 home fires in 2012-2016 involving electrical failure or malfunction, according a late March report from the Nation Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Subscriber-Only Story An ASTM F15.16 working group April 1 showed it is struggling with the issue of developing testing in response to falling incidents with infant floor seats. Subscriber-Only Story An ASTM F15.21 working group April 1 discussed the difficulty in developing tests for baby-wearing apparel. Subscriber-Only Story The New Zealand Commerce Commission March 28 announced NZ$150,000 in fines against three toy sellers. Subscriber-Only Story European regulation of dual-quality products was among the issues addressed in an April 2 provisional agreement on the EU New Deal for Consumers. Subscriber-Only Story Briefs on Anchor It, testing, SaferProduct.gov, pools, surveillance, and Brexit, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings. |