CPSIA Impacts on Children's Apparel Industry

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   Name: Michelle VanBibber on Mar 10, 2011

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   Name: Kathleen E. Dissler on Mar 22, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Mar 25, 2011

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   Name: Brittany Estepp on Mar 26, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Apr 2, 2011

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   Name: Pkiwqlhwwia on Apr 8, 2011

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 24, 2011

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   Name: Leah on Jun 25, 2011

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   Name: Mary Hining on Aug 10, 2011

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    Name: Sandrina Zent on Oct 7, 2011

    Comments: It seems to be wasteful, unnecessary and harsh for small business to have to retest products where the materials have already been tested.

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11. 21961
    Name: Aracelly E. Myers on Oct 24, 2011

    Comments: I agree what this letter explains, there are other products, like our food that need more testing. One example is the current outbreak of listeria found on the cantaloupes. Those products expose more risks to our health that a piece od cloth.

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12. 21962
    Name: Harsh on Dec 6, 2011

    Comments: please sir

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    Name: Kim Simeone on Dec 30, 2011

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    Name: Shannon Burton on Jan 2, 2012

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    Name: Anonymous on Jan 15, 2012

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    Name: Matthew Gray on Jan 18, 2012

    Comments: Make it easier for small silk screening businesses to stay open and American citizens to earn a living. Don't make silk screeners test their products. If the ink and supplies pass the test and the shirts pass the test, let people make a living without regulating the shit out of them. Most things lead are banned anyway. Make all imported items be tested. Problem solved.

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    Name: Buy Oem Software on Feb 11, 2012

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    Name: Tanya Pampel on Feb 26, 2012

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    Name: Buy Cheap OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

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    Name: Discount OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

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    Name: Adobe OEM Software on Mar 9, 2012

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    Name: Katie Kuras on May 13, 2012

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    Name: Anonymous on Jun 5, 2012

    Comments: As a jewelry maker, I always make sure that I only order items that comply with the standards. I have now upped my product to 13 and up to avoid all this turmoil...which is completely ridiculous. As a crafter, we should not have to test our products if we are ordering supplies from large companies that have already done the testing...outraged

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27. 21977
    Name: Rebecca King on Jun 9, 2012

    Comments: The old fashioned handmade toys are some of the the best children's gifts....to loose this is to lose this is too lose something that is part of the fiber of american family and love.

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28. 21978
    Name: Megan Vecchio on Jul 13, 2012

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29. 21979
    Name: Berkay on Jul 22, 2012

    Comments: Bravo Nancy, Susan and Robert! Thanks to Kids in Danger the CPSC is really liitensng and making some long overdue changes. It's been a long decade since my Tyler died in his drop-side and it is so nice to see some progress!

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    Name: Bania on Jul 22, 2012

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    Name: Sandra on Jul 22, 2012

    Comments: Congratulations, ALA Washington Office, on a job well done. I had previously coelratugatnd you at , 11 January 2009. I did modify my enthusiasm somewhat in , 15 March 2009.Nevertheless, well done.

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    Name: INAA on Jul 24, 2012

    Comments: Great question, and thnkas for the inspiration for our next post!Not everyone was wrong… there were plenty of individuals that profited handsomely that joined the party early and left while they were ahead. It was all about timing and a healthy dose of luck. Unfortunately, most individuals jumped on the band wagon too late after hearing about windfalls made by friends and family or simply got caught up in the frenzy and greed factor. Keep in mind, when a market crashes, financing becomes more difficult. Much of our recent recovery is resulting from “cash” buyers that feel the time is now right. Bottom line… if you can afford to buy and you feel comfortable doing so, by all means, I would look into it. Yes, the future is always uncertain. Could everything come crashing down? Could the market fall again? Absolutely. However, by waiting for all certainty that things are on the right track, buyers will most likely end up paying much more.

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    Name: Edna on Jul 24, 2012

    Comments: How do we begin to predict what the hiousng market will do? No offense, but everyone was wrong about it a fewyears ago, so why do we think it will get better in the future? Just because hiousng is better priced and rates are lower? Unemployment is still a serious problem. And, the debt our country seems to accumulate every day. I personally think renting is the best option right now.

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34. 21984
    Name: Esteban on Jul 24, 2012

    Comments: Not sure if I know what I'm talking about yet, but irtmops will be scrutinized in Consumers Union's email really got my attention. My fear is that it only means that foreign products are not going to be held the same standard as those made in America.If all foreign products are not stopped, DEAD, at the border until they're deemed equally, at least, as safe as American products, then they're not worthy of acceptance on our stores' shelves. Are we being scammed again?Make the standard as tough as you want, but American workers, I believe, will always strive to make a safer, better product for their fellow Americans or anyone else . and if they don't, they're right here to be prosecuted for it.Slave labor, wherever it exists, will only (continue to) enslave us.

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    Name: Anjum Sohail on Jul 24, 2012

    Comments: lead content in zipper teeth and puller was 600ppm and now reduces to less than 100ppm i think it is a ridiculous notification of CPSC lead content should be less than 100ppm in metal zipper specially brass zipper is not harmful and does not release lead because it is base metal not coatedso its effects are not dangerous. I am totally agree with you that for a small manufacturer these tests are very expensive and unafforable.

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    Name: Anonymous on Aug 17, 2012

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    Name: Ailey Strauss on Feb 19, 2013

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    Name: Lindsey E Enders on May 14, 2013

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