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This site is intended for peer-to-peer educational purposes only and is neither legal advice nor an official government site. If you have questions about how to comply with the CPSIA please consult a lawyer.

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Why are businesses having trouble complying with CPSIA?

When we think of “businesses” we usually think of large companies, but actually about 2/3 of businesses in the U.S. are very, very tiny– they have less than 5 employees.  Only a tiny fraction of businesses have more than 100 employees.

The testing required by CPSIA on a small business’ products can easily cost more than the price of an employee.  The CPSIA law is so complicated that a business would also have to have an employee to study the law, find out what is required, and make sure it gets done.  If a business already has hundreds of employees, this cost is more affordable.  But for a business with only one person or a handful of employees, this costs too much.

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