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Volume 38 - Number 41 | October 19, 2009

PRODUCT SAFETY LETTER
View the entire issue in PDF format.

LAB ACCREDITATION IS A WORK IN PROGRESS
CPSC staff has identified numerous areas that need to be addressed in previously issued lab accreditation procedures.

SUPPLIER TESTS FOR LEAD TO REMAIN UNCLEAR FOR NOW
An upcoming CPSC guidance on lead testing is unlikely to clarify whether manufacturers and importers can rely on suppliers' tests.

NORTHUP ASKS WHAT ANY LEAD MEANS
Commissioner Anne Northup raised the question October 14 of whether CPSC might have more leeway than it has claimed with CPSIA section 101 lead exclusions.

CPSC STAFF URGES ROV RULEMAKING
CPSC staff is urging the commission to opt for an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPR) on recreational off-highway vehicles (ROVs).

TIA GETS COMMISSIONERS' FEEDBACK ON TSCP
CPSC members and consumer group representatives October 14 at the agency weighed in with questions and concerns about the Toy Industry Association's (TIA) Toy Safety Certification Program (TSCP).

RAPEX NEARS 1,500 REPORTS FOR THE YEAR
The 105 RAPEX reports received by the EU in September take the program almost to 1,500 submissions so far in 2009.

CPSC BRIEFS
Briefs on bicycles, bike tires, meter sockets, diving hoses, off-road motorcycles, imports, CPSIA database, pool drains, CPSC meetings.

STANDARDS & TESTING BRIEFS
Briefs on toys, mattresses, window falls, flooring, vacuum cleaners, fire alarms, plugs/receptacles, outlet boxes, polymeric material, microwave cooking, power taps, hygiene appliances, surge protection, cables, landscape lighting, batteries, displays, appliances, electrical signs, motors, power outlets.

FOREIGN & INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS
Briefs on repairs/replacements/refunds, puzzle mats, bicycles, hammocks, yo-yo balls, playpens, pacifiers, pressure washers, RAPEX.




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