Product Safety Law
/ˈprɒdʌkt ˈseɪfti lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) A body of law governing the regulation, control, and enforcement of safety standards to ensure consumer products do not pose hazards.
Manufacturers must comply with product safety law to avoid recalls and penalties.
- (n.) Legislation that mandates testing, labeling, and recall procedures for defective goods to protect public health and safety.
The product safety law requires that all electrical appliances meet certain safety standards before sale.
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- product safety law
- product safety laws
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Commentary
Typically involves both statutory provisions and regulatory agency enforcement; careful drafting balances consumer protection with commercial feasibility.
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