“Thanks for standing by for eight months after we told you to stop selling your infant slings pending a recall. We’ve decided no recall is needed. What, you’re out of business? Never mind.” [Commissioner Nancy Nord] (& Greenfield)
“Thanks for standing by for eight months after we told you to stop selling your infant slings pending a recall. We’ve decided no recall is needed. What, you’re out of business? Never mind.” [Commissioner Nancy Nord] (& Greenfield)
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Sad… but hardly surprising, right?
The incident in Germany with bean organic sprout should convince all that nothing is risk free, and we should concentrate on substantial risks. CPSC is absurity in capital letters.
[…] Related, at my website Overlawyered: “Thanks for standing by for eight months after we told you to stop selling your infant slings pending a recall. We’ve decided no recall is needed. What, you’re out of business? Never mind.” Walter Olson • June 28, 2011 @ 9:26 am Filed under: General; Law and Civil Liberties; Regulatory StudiesTags: compliance, Compliance Costs, Consumer Product Safety Commission, Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, consumer protection, crib safety, economics, Nancy Nord, regulation, retail, safety, small business […]