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JANUARY 5, 2026
VOLUME 55 ISSUE 1
PREMIUM CONTENT FROM PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER
Subscriber-Only Story The federal government's December 22 complaint against Black & Decker includes a suggestion that the firm did not set up an adequate compliance program under the terms of its 2015 settlement with CPSC. Subscriber-Only Story CPSC will not appeal its September loss in federal court regarding the 2020 Portable Fuel Container Act. Subscriber-Only Story CPSC should improve training regarding staffers and contractors who are related, said the agency's inspector general (IG) office December 18. Subscriber-Only Story CPSC in December updated two e-filing guidances, and it has a webinar set for January 8 on the full implementation midyear. Subscriber-Only Story Section organization is a factor in harmonizing UL and CSA standards on carbon monoxide alarms. Subscriber-Only Story Existing versus generated data arose in December as a potential snag in CSA work on requirements for carbon monoxide sensors incorporated into gas furnaces. Subscriber-Only Story The UN General Assembly December 15 adopted a 38-point resolution on systems that nations should have to ensure product safety. Subscriber-Only Story The EC pointed to the January 1 start of an almost five-year process for member nations to revise toy safety rule to meet updates to the Toy Safety Regulation. Subscriber-Only Story The penalty in Australia for button battery violations by retailer Fewston, dba City Beach, is AU$14 million. Subscriber-Only Story Briefs on battery labeling, safety awards, road incidents, and above ground pools, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings. |
