The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that an investigation is underway into complaints claiming that the Ford Freestyle, a crossover vehicle, can move or “lunge” without warning, report news sources. According to the safety agency, 238 complains have been logged with the administration, all stemming from unwanted movement of the vehicle when the driver was not operating the accelerator. The complaints stem from occurrences involving Freestyle model years 2005 through 2007. The unwanted movement is caused by an unexpected (read more)
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14
Jan
2011
Flammable Shirts Recalled by California Company
Around 20,800 men’s fleece Sherpa Shirts were recalled due to their fail to meet the federal flammability standard.
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14
Jan
2011
CPSC Publishes Customer Complaints to Website
A website set to launch March 11 reveals consumer complaints filed with the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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10
Dec
2010
Customers Advised to Check for Hazardous Candles
Candles by Bed, Bath & Beyond were recalled for having metallic paint which could ignite and cause fires.
Read MoreCanned chicken sold in the United States was recalled due to reports of plastic found inside the cans.
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02
Dec
2010
Wrong Labels on Antacids Result in Recall
Mylanta and AlternaGel liquid antacids are being recalled due to incorrect labels which leave out an ingredient.
Read MoreJohnson & Johnson has recalled children’s medicines and Rolaids, including four million packages of Benadryl and 800,000 Motrin.
Read MoreBritax car seats were found to have breaking chest clips which may result in a scratching or chocking hazard.
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