PLI’s Consumer Product Safety Regulation gives you comprehensive, compliance-enabling insight into the 2008 Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, the most dramatic overhaul of consumer product safety legislation since the 1970s.
 
Written by one of the country’s foremost experts in the field, Consumer Product Safety Regulation shows you how the 2008 amendments bring substantially lower lead limits for children’s products; bans on certain chemical compounds in toys and child care articles; more rigorous testing, certification, and tracking of products; new product warnings in ads and on websites for toys and games; increased CPSC authority to effect and enforce product recalls; stronger whistleblower protections for workers who report suspected illegalities; and much more severe penalties for violations.
 
Consumer Product Safety Regulation shows the steps that regulated entities should take to comply with the new rules, including how to secure the services of an accredited product testing laboratory, and how to prepare credible certifications of compliance for toys and children’s products.
 
Updated periodically, Consumer Product Safety Regulation: Impact of the 2008 Amendments is a must for every executive, manager, and legal adviser involved with consumer products in the U.S.