Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls on July 28:

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is finalizing exemptions from testing requirements for children’s products containing certain unfinished manufactured fibers. Under the proposal, unfinished polyester (polyethylene terephthalate, PET), nylon, polyurethane (spandex), viscose rayon, natural rubber latex, acrylic and modacrylic would be exempt from testing requirements for phthalates. All those elements besides polyester would also be exempt from testing for certain elements listed in the voluntary industry standard ASTM F963.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is proposing a new children’s product safety standard for crib bumpers and liners. The proposed rule would adopt the most recent voluntary industry standard, ASTM F1917-12, with “substantial modifications that the Commission concludes would further reduce the risk of injury or death from crib bumpers/liners,” CPSC said. If adopted, the new safety standard would take effect six months after publication of the final rule, it said.

Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls on March 4:

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is issuing a direct final rule amending its safety standard for toddler beds to incorporate the latest revisions to the ASTM voluntary industry standard, it said. The changes are effective May 20, 2020, unless comments opposing the change are received by March 26.

Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls on Feb. 19:

Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls on Jan. 29-30:

Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls on Jan. 23:

Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls on Jan. 16:

Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the following voluntary recalls on Jan. 14: