Commission on Product Safety

The Commission on Product Safety, often referred to in different countries, is a government agency responsible for ensuring that consumer products are safe for use. Its role involves researching potential hazards, setting safety standards, and overseeing recalls of dangerous products. The commission works to protect consumers from injuries or harm caused by defective or unsafe items, such as toys, appliances, and electronics. By enforcing safety regulations and promoting awareness, it aims to reduce risks and enhance consumer confidence in the products they buy.