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CPSC Releases New Guidance for Lead Testing

Last week, the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued guidance designed to clarify what needs to be lead tested under the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. The document spells out the types of product that must be tested, the materials that are exempt from testing as well as information pertaining to component testing. The statement of […]

Last week, the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued guidance designed to clarify what needs to be lead tested under the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. The document spells out the types of product that must be tested, the materials that are exempt from testing as well as information pertaining to component testing. The statement of policy is designed to answer lingering questions related to the legal requirements that have already been set under the law. Visit www.cpsc.gov.


October 2009 Earnshaws

In the October issue:
How to capitalize on the babywearing boon
Steps that make CPSIA compliance easier
Catering retail to the Canadian consumer
Plus: Tween fashion takes a rock ā€˜nā€™ roll spin

Coming In November/December:
Tips for boosting bedding sales
The 2010 trade show preview
Profiles of the 2009 Earnie winners
Plus: Color makes a splash in the specialty sportswear category

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