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The product does not meet this requirement, leading to the recall. According to the CPSC recall notice: "The packing of the recalled products is not child-resistant, therefore posing a risk of ...

“The remedies ordered by the CPSC are largely duplicative of the steps we took several years ago to protect customers, which are the same steps we take whenever we learn about unsafe products,” Amazon ...

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VCPOST Amazon has filed a lawsuit against the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) over an order requiring the company to recall hazardous third-party products sold on its platform.

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The CPSC sued Amazon in 2021, claiming the company failed to properly recall tens of thousands of hazardous items, including flammable children’s pajamas and faulty carbon monoxide detectors ...