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The Consumer Product Safety Commission extended the compliance date for third-party testing and certification on neck floats from June 15 to August 16, a small procedural move with real consequences for products already on shelves. It is a reminder that safety rules often become a paperwork casino for companies willing to wait out the clock.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission extended the compliance date for third-party testing and certification on neck floats from June 15 to August 16, a small procedural move with real consequences for products already on shelves. It is a reminder that safety rules often become a paperwork casino for companies willing to wait out the clock.
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