CPSC Chairman Discusses Plans For Agency’s Future January 7. 2022, NBC 4 Washington NBC 4 Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan spoke with new Consumer Product Safety Commission Chairman Alexander Hoehn-Saric about his plans to protect people from dangerous hazards that continue more »

11 New Laws That May Affect Your Business In China Starting January 1, 2022 December 31, 2021, China Briefing.com Multiple new laws and regulations that affect doing business in China came into force on January 1, 2022. Foreign investors and more »

CPSC Launches New Online Tool To Make It Easier For Businesses To Report Hazards And To Protect Consumers; Mandatory For Fast-Track Program In January 2022 December 20, 2021, CPSC.gov Firms are required to report to the Consumer Product Safety Commission more »

Consumer Reports Investigation Finds Product Safety Warning System Is Broken December 2021, Consumer Reports When it comes to removing dangerous products from the marketplace, most of us assume that government regulators are able to move quickly to protect us. But more »

Tesla Solar Roof Fires Subject Of Federal Investigations December 8, 2021, Dive/Wire The Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Security and Exchange Commission are investigating Tesla over solar panel fire risks, say reports from CNBC and Reuters. The issue would more »

Another New Face At The CPSC As Trumka Confirmed November 17, 2021, National Law Review Trumka’s arrival will still leave the Commission one short of its full five-member complement and at a 2-2 party count. Mary Boyle, currently the agency’s more »

Another New Face At The CPSC As Senate Confirms Richard Trumka. Jr., For Commission Position November 17, 2021, National Law Review Richard Trumka, Jr., nominated by President Biden for a seat on the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission was confirmed more »

New CPSC Chairman Says, “Growing Reliance On E-Commerce Has Challenges October 27, 2021, CPSC.gov “Since arriving at the CPSC a couple of weeks ago, I’ve been getting to know the hard-working, dedicated staff and have started to build upon the more »

Media Report: Listing Linked To Infant Deaths Found On Facebook Marketplace November 4, 2021, The Hill Recalled items associated with infant deaths are still being sold on Facebook Marketplace, according to reporting from USA Today. The outlet uncovered listings for more »

Gree Appliance Companies Charged With Failure To Report Dangerous Dehumidifiers And Agrees To $91 Million Resolution October 29, 2021, Department of Justice, Justice News A Chinese appliance manufacturer and two of its subsidiaries have agreed to resolve criminal charges for more »