Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls Sept. 17:
The American Apparel and Footwear Association (AAFA) asked the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to heighten enforcement of the children’s sleepwear standard, and fully investigate reports of non-compliant products, in a Sept. 16 letter to the Commission. Despite the Commission’s clear stance on the issue, stated in a 1996 Sleepwear and Loungewear Position letter that was re-issued in 2011 (See Ref: [11122711]), AAFA said that “the existence of non-compliant sleepwear that remains on the market and continues to be sold year after year” indicates that the “rules have been relaxed through non-enforcement.”
Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recall Aug. 28:
Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recall Aug. 28:
Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recall Sept. 10:
Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recall Sept. 10:
Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recall Sept. 10:
Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recall Aug. 29:
Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recall Aug. 28:
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is raising the customs value threshold under which butane lighters are considered disposable to $2.50. Disposable and novelty lighters have to meet CPSC standards for child resistance. Under CPSC’s regulations, disposable lighters are defined as either (1) non-refillable, or (2) use butane or similar fuels and have a “Customs valuation or ex-factory price under” a certain threshold, now $2.50.