CPSIA – How to Know if the CPSC is Going to Pull a "Daiso" on You
March 10, 2010 by Rick Woldenberg, Chairman, Learning Resources, Inc.
Filed under BLOG, Featured Articles
Of course, I refer to the CPSIA penalty recently inflicted on Daiso, a Japanese dollar store chain, in relation to five recalls (of 698 units spread over 19 items in a two-year period) and some inventory stopped at U.S. ports. The Daiso penalty, in case you missed it, was a mere $2.05 million in small bills, about 10% less than Mattel suffered for inciting the CPSIA and nearly double the penalty inflicted on RC2 who also gave a helping hand to bringing the CPSIA to life.
OMG, this could happen to you and me, too! How can we tell if we have wandered into such treacherous waters? I suggest that you use this handy chart denoting the stages of anger at the CPSC. Of particular concern are “Masked Anger” and “Retaliatory”.
If they ever get to “Explosive”, it’s time to mortgage the house. I think a garage sale might just inflame things further . . . .
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CPSIA – How to Know if the CPSC is Going to Pull a "Daiso" on You


