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Consumer Product Safety Commission, Alibaba to Block Recalled Products From U.S. Consumers
January 14, 2015 |International Telecom

The Consumer Product Safety Commission and Alibaba are collaborating on voluntary consumer safety, CPSC said in a news release Tuesday. China’s online and mobile commerce company will block the sales of illegal or recalled U.S. products or make them unavailable to U.S. buyers on Alibaba platforms, it said. The company will also provide product safety information for U.S. importers on its platforms.

CPSC, Alibaba to Block Recalled Products From U.S. Importers
January 14, 2015 |Consumer Product Safety Commission

The Consumer Product Safety Commission and Alibaba are collaborating on voluntary consumer safety, CPSC said in a news release (here). China’s online and mobile commerce company will block the sales of illegal or recalled U.S. products or make them unavailable to U.S. buyers on Alibaba platforms, it said. The company will also provide product safety information for U.S. importers on its platforms.

Consumer Product Safety Commission, Alibaba to Block Recalled Products From U.S. Consumers
January 14, 2015 |International

The Consumer Product Safety Commission and Alibaba are collaborating on voluntary consumer safety, CPSC said in a news release Tuesday. China’s online and mobile commerce company will block the sales of illegal or recalled U.S. products or make them unavailable to U.S. buyers on Alibaba platforms, it said. The company will also provide product safety information for U.S. importers on its platforms.

Consumer Product Safety Commission, Alibaba to Block Recalled Products From U.S. Consumers
January 14, 2015 |E-Commerce

The Consumer Product Safety Commission and Alibaba are collaborating on voluntary consumer safety, CPSC said in a news release Tuesday. China’s online and mobile commerce company will block the sales of illegal or recalled U.S. products or make them unavailable to U.S. buyers on Alibaba platforms, it said. The company will also provide product safety information for U.S. importers on its platforms.

Fiskars Settles CPSC Reporting Violations for $2.6 Million
January 6, 2015 |Consumer Product Safety Commission

Fiskars has agreed to pay $2.6 million and institute a compliance program to settle charges that it failed to timely notify the Consumer Product Safety Commission of an injury risk from one of its products that eventually resulted in a recall, said CPSC in a Jan. 5 press release (here). The Gator Combo Axe, imported from Taiwan and sold under Fiskars’ Gerber Legendary Blades brand, included a built-in knife that dislodged while using the axe to hammer or chop, resulting in a serious laceration hazard for consumers, said the release. Fiskars began receiving complaints about the problem in 2005, but failed to notify CPSC until 2010, said CPSC.