New Safety Standards For Baby Cots In The United States Began In June 28, 2011

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that from June 28, 2011 onwards, any individual or group that made or sold baby cribs must ask for an improved new baby Chuang Anquan.

In addition, in June 17th, CPSC voted to extend the short-term baby bed rental company's compliance with the new standard size and non-standard size infant bed mandatory standards, requiring the baby bed rental company to update the crib by December 28, 2012.

The extension of the time limit will also require replacement of new baby crib equipment by December 28, 2012, according to the baby beds, child care centres, family care centers, early childhood education centers and public facilities in public housing facilities.

The new federal baby bed mandatory standard is the first update in the United States in the past 30 years.

(1) stop production and

(2) ensure that the mattress is stronger and stronger.

(3) make baby bed parts more durable;

(4) safety testing is more rigorous.

The new safety standard is amended according to the 2008 Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) to ensure infant safety in cots and prevent injury or death from accidents caused by separation of crib sidebar and hardware defects or failures.