The law requiring that toys and infant products be tested before sale is called the:
A) Child Safety Act.
B) Strong Product Safety Bill.
C) Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act.
D) Uniform Safety Testing Bill.

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The law requiring that toys and infant products be tested before sale is called the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA), which was passed in 2008. It requires third-party testing to ensure that products do not contain harmful levels of lead, phthalates, and other potentially dangerous substances. The Child Safety Act (A) and Strong Product Safety Bill (B) do not specifically refer to this testing requirement, and the Uniform Safety Testing Bill (D) is not a real law.

The Law Requiring That Toys and Infant Products Be Tested