CPSC April 12 Vote on Acceptance of Prior Flammability Testing for Children's Apparel
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is scheduled to vote by April 12, 2011 on a draft notice that would revise the terms of acceptance of children’s product certifications based on third party lab testing of clothing textiles pursuant to 16…
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CFR part 1610, “Standard for the Flammability of Clothing Textiles,” before CPSC' s acceptance of a lab's accreditation (i.e. the limited "retrospective" testing CPSC allows before a lab's accreditation is accepted).