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JUNE 17, 2019
VOLUME 48   ISSUE 23

 

PREMIUM CONTENT FROM PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER

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Commissioners are slated to cast ballot votes by June 18 on a CPSC staff recommendation to terminate the inclined sleepers notice of proposed rulemaking (NPR).


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New bills to modernize the fast track recall system and to ban inclined sleepers and crib bumpers were among topics a House panel addressed June 13.


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IT security is the reason CPSC's inspector general (IG) did not make an IT security report public.


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The next step by a large stakeholder group looking at connected devices for cooktops will be to understand the market.


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CPSC got mostly favorable comments to a proposal to change certain mower warnings to pictorial only.

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Jake's Fireworks this spring sued in Maryland U.S. district court against CPSC's use of its audible effects test.


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FDA in early June added two products to recalls involving asbestos in children's makeup.


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Three Democratic senators June 10 called for CPSC and Department of Commerce action to ensure that toy, imitation, and non-powder guns all look different from each other.


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The U.K. Office for Product Safety and Standards will be among the agencies tasked with outlining regulatory approaches for handling new technologies.


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Give input by August 30 on an EC move to look at updating the Machinery Directive.


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Widespread reports in the British press the week of June 10 – concerning the imminence of an action related to a recall of Whirlpool clothes dryers – were rooted in comments by a member of Parliament familiar with the situation.


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The New York legislature recently passed a bill to require retailers to sell clothing storage units (CSUs) with restraints.


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Newly-passed Maine legislation would add phthalates, PFAS, and "chemicals of concern" to restrictions for food-contact materials.


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Briefs on Zen, highchairs, activity centers, and winter safety, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.