A product is recalled by the CPSC if it presents a significant risk to consumers either because the product may be defective or violates a mandatory standard.

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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalls products that pose a significant risk to consumers, either due to defects or because they violate mandatory standards, to protect the public from harm.

A Product Is Recalled by the CPSC If It Presents