Protecting Americans from Harmful CCP Products Act

This bill changes the Consumer Product Safety Act. It would let the Consumer Product Safety Commission order a mandatory recall of a hazardous consumer product without the maker's or seller's consent when the maker or seller is located in China (including Hong Kong and Macao), sells directly to U.S. consumers, and has not given a timely or adequate response to the Commission. In these cases, the law would presume the Commission is correct that the product is a substantial hazard, unless shown otherwise. The Commission would have to post notice of such a recall on its website at least 30 days before it takes effect and send it to known distributors, importers, and platforms. The bill would also treat online sales platforms based in or mainly operating from China as 'distributors' under the law.

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Sponsors

• Rick Scott Republican sponsor
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