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MARCH 18, 2024
VOLUME 53   ISSUE 12

 

PREMIUM CONTENT FROM PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER

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Republicans chairing the House committee and subcommittee that oversee CPSC March 4 asserted that the agency puts policy announcements behind a paywall when speaking before the International Consumer Product Health and Safety Organization (ICPHSO).


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CPSC seeks $183.05 million for its FY2025 budget. That would be a roughly 20% increase above its current funding level of $152.5 million under a continuing resolution that is based on its FY2023 appropriation.


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CPSC staff deemed there to be poor online presentation of safety information for portable electric heaters in a review of 10 models.


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CPSC received two comments, both positive, on its request for feedback on whether recent changes in ASTM's F3429/F3429M-23 fuel container standard improve safety.


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Commissioner Mary Boyle March 12 expressed pleasure with CPSC's recently approved publication of an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) on mechanical hazards of e-bikes.


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Commissioners Richard Trumka and Mary Boyle added their praise of the confirmation of Douglas Dziak.


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Give the EC input by April 10 on an initiative to increase quality control of food contact materials.


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Health Canada processed 2,612 product reports in calendar 2023, including 1,370 from consumers and 1,242 from industry.


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Briefs on crib bumpers, extension cords, garage doors, and CPSC performance, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.