In the News: June 9, 2014

The Changing Face of Product Liability around the World
June 2014, Who’s Who Legal
The definition of product liability is changing around the world.  Read a thorough analysis of why the nature of product liability is changing and the impact that it has on companies that manufacture consumer products…

GM Sales Jumped in May as Automaker Weathers Recall Scandal
June 3, Washington Post
The General Motors recalls of 2014 have been dominating automotive news. Read here to see what impact these recalls have had on the company’s bottom line…

Former CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) Chairman Brown Expresses Concern over CPSC’s Voluntary Recalls Rule
June 3, National Law Review
CPSC is currently reviewing the agency’s voluntary recall rule.  Read about the rule and the position of a former Chairman…

Health Canada’s Modernization Makeover: an Update on the New Food Safety Regulations
May 29, Lexology
Health Canada just released new proposed regulations to continue to modernize safety in Canada.  Read about the regulations and their implications here…

Remanufacturing is Key to Growth in Supply Chain
June 3, Modern Materials Handling
Remanufacturing, the process of restoring old or worn products to “like new” condition is a growing area in manufacturing. Read about the process and three key findings from a recent report…

Opinion: The Seven Steps to Sustainability
June 5, Eco-Business
A recent study of 1000 CEOs from companies around the world examines their attitudes towards sustainability in their business.   Read seven steps that can help your company move towards sustainability…

Posted in Food Safety, Global Developments, Product Liability, Product Safety Rules, Supply Chain, Sustainability