With regard to Section 105 of the CPSIAs advertising requirements for Internet toy sales, will the CPSC extend the December 12, 2008 deadline applicable to Internet advertisements?
No. Congress set December 12, 2008 as the effective date for compliance for Internet advertisements. The CPSC does not have the authority to extend this deadline. Posted 12/04/2008. In our catalogue we have a page on which many, but not all, of the products require a choking hazard warning. May we put the complete choking hazard warning at the top of the page but specify which products it does not apply to? No. The rule provides, If all products on one catalogue page or on two facing catalogue pages require the same cautionary statement, that cautionary statement in full, may appear at the top of the page or pages in lieu of repeating the cautionary statement in each product advertisement. The use of a single, full cautionary statement at the top of a catalogue page is thus permissible only when all of the products on that page require the same warning. Posted 12/04/2008.
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