Consumer Product Safety Commission
(CPSC) CPSC is responsible
for protecting the public against unreasonable risks of
injuries and deaths associated with over 15,000 types of
consumer products. Visit the
CPSCs website to search for recalls
by product type,
by company,
by product topic, or get a list of
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United States Environmental Protection
Agency (Office Of Pesticide Programs) The
Office of Pesticide Programs is responsible for protecting
the public health and the environment from the risks posed
by pesticides and to promote safer means of pest control.
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Food and
Drug Administration (FDA) FDA
is responsible for ensuring the safety of a variety of products.
Their site contains recalls on food,
cosmetics,
medical devices and
medicines.
The FDA ensures the safety and effectiveness of biologics
(such as insulin and vaccines) and
radiation-emitting products (such as microwave ovens). In addition,
the FDA regulates the feed and drugs for pets and farm animals,
as well.
The FDA publishes a weekly report,
FDA Enforcement Report, that contains information
on actions taken in connection with the agency's regulatory
activities.
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Recalls.gov
This portal is maintained by the Consumer Product Safety Commission;
this site provides access to all
federal recalls.
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Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS)
Part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture,
FSIS
is responsible for ensuring the safety of the nations
commercial supply of meat, poultry, and egg products and that
these products are correctly labeled and packaged. Their site
lists
current recalls on food products and
they maintain a
recall archive of past recall announcements. |
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SafeChild.net The
SafeChild.net Toy Recall Database allows
you to conduct almost any type of search of major toy recalls
by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and / or
toy manufacturers. You can search for toy recalls based on
age of child, type of hazard upon which the recall is based,
type of toy involved, year of the recall and the manufacturer. |
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National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
Under the Department of Transportation, NHTSA
is responsible for setting and enforcing safety performance
standards for motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment.
NHTSA investigates safety defects in motor vehicles, and promotes
the use of safety belts,
child safety seats, and airbags. The
NHTSA site has a variety of
search engines that help visitors to
locate specific information pertaining to motor vehicle and
equipment recalls, consumer complaints, safety studies and
more. |
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U.S. Coast
Guard investigates consumer
complaints about recreational boats and related
equipment. Review safety tips, news, recalls, defects, and
laws and regulations dealing with recreational
boats (including personal watercraft), boat
manufacturer installed equipment and boating
safety issues. |
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