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CPSC Recall Form Update Causes Concern Over New Industry Responsibilities
June 27, 2014 by Brian Feito|Consumer Product Safety Commission

An update to the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s standard form for companies to submit monthly progress reports on recalls is causing some consternation that it may create new obligations for industry. The commission’s “Monthly Progress Report Form” that companies use to submit progress reports, which are required for corrective action plans, recently underwent an overhaul that included the addition of new fields related to the use of social media and online auction sites. Several law firms have since said that the additions could be an indication that CPSC intends to include the new obligations in recall corrective action plans.