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Re-Think the CPSIA

Re-Think the CPSIA

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Started by Anonymous 17 years, 3 months ago
We would like the CPSIA law to be re-evaluated and re-worked so that not only are children protected, but small businesses aren't overburdened with expensive testing that frequently doesn't pertain to the materials they use. We would like the see those responsible for putting lead and phalates into products also responsible for making sure that they are no longer there.

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September 25, 2009

Five hundred people have signed this now and the weight of it is actually starting to sink in. I am exhausted from the constant back and forth but seeing so many others feel the same burden gives me the resolve to keep pushing forward.

Reached 500 supporters

September 23, 2009

Reached 100 supporters

May 5, 2009

6 Comments

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David Reynolds
17 years ago Featured

Fix this mess. Target the real culprits not the moms making toys at the kitchen table.

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Jessica Gupta
17 years ago Featured

Common sense go away? Youre putting people out of work for no reason.

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Sarah Medina
17 years ago Featured

My small handmade shop is basically drowning in these costs. We use natural wood and organic cotton so why do I have to pay thousands to prove it doesnt contain lead? This is killing us.

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Mike Gomez
17 years ago Featured

LETS SUPPORT THE LITTLE GUYS. Big companies can afford to jump through these hoops but folks making stuff in their basements cant.

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Becky Iyer
17 years ago Featured

I had to shut down my crafting hobby because of the testing fees. Totally unfair.

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Tom Liu
17 years ago Featured

This whole thing is a disaster for anyone trying to build a business. Hope someone actually listens this time.

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