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Disciplinary action is not off the table in CPSC's internal investigation of information released outside 6(b) procedures, but that possibility is tempered with the phrase, "if warranted."

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Whether recurrence of injuries linked to a single component merits a recall has arisen again in a legal proceeding affecting CPSC.

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The 7th circuit U.S. appeals court May 9 upheld late-reporting penalties against Spectrum Brands.

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Health Canada May 15 issued two parallel announcements for Fisher-Price Rock 'n' Play sleepers, one giving only advice and one offering refunds.

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Commissioners were slated to vote by ballot as PSL was going to press on incorporating updated pool drain standards into rules at 16 CFR 1450.

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How to handle aftermarket devices that can allow unattended control of cooktops took up much of the discussion May 15 of a task group on connected devices.

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The California Attorney General office reached settlements with five companies over allegations of selling jewelry with violative levels of lead and/or cadmium.

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Amazon's must take four actions in its settlement with Washington State over allegations of violative lead and cadmium levels.

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The U.K. Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) May 14 urged consumers to seek modifications for certain tumble dryers and to unplug them in the meantime.

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The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) oversaw 79 recalls in the first quarter of 2019.

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The EC is seeking additional feedback through August 6 on work towards harmonized chargers for mobile phones.

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Briefs on furniture, counterfeits, liquid nicotine, and primary authorities, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.