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JULY 7, 2025
VOLUME 54   ISSUE 26

 

PREMIUM CONTENT FROM PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER

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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is the same "circuit justice" in the question of staying the CPSC reinstatements as in a stay granted earlier this year of reinstatements at two other agencies.

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CPSC staff said more toddler entry tests should be in ASTM F3698 on computer assisted drowning detection systems.


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E-commerce is atop the 2025-2026 product safety priorities issued June 27 by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).


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The portion of consumers thinking the U.K. product safety system is effective remained near 50% in an analysis of consumer attitudes made available July 2.


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Legislation to give the UK government wide-ranging powers to reforms the product safety framework is expected to pass in July 2025 after completing legislative stages in the House of Commons on June 4.


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As part of the European Commission's focus on enforcement for its current mandate, it is exploring more EU-level involvement to strengthen enforcement of EU product safety and consumer protection laws.


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Briefs on bath seats, infant walkers, durability, used products and e-commerce, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.