Understanding the Consumer Product Safety Act

The Consumer Product Safety Act is designed to protect consumers from dangerous products. It includes various sub acts for specific product types, while most consumer products fall under its jurisdiction unless regulated by other agencies like those for food or firearms. The Act establishes the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which has the authority to investigate, identify, and regulate dangerous products, including preventing their sale or importation in the U.S. The Act is broad and covers most consumer products available in the market.

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