Consumer Safety Laws

Consumer safety laws are regulations designed to protect the public from unsafe products and services. These laws ensure that items such as food, toys, electronics, and vehicles meet specific safety standards before they can be sold. They aim to prevent injuries and harm to consumers by requiring proper labeling, testing, and reporting of potential hazards. If a product is found to be dangerous, these laws provide mechanisms for recalls and enforcement actions. Ultimately, consumer safety laws help create a safer marketplace by holding manufacturers and sellers accountable for the safety of the products they offer.