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An ADK Publication 2020 PRODUCT SAFETY and

RECALL DIRECTORYThe Product Safety Manager’s Resource Guide

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I N S I D E Gottschalk – Enabling ProductDevelopment – EffectiveStrategies For Engaging WithBusiness Partners

Mays – Product Safety Audits –An Often-Missed Opportunity

Moore – The Role Of SocialMedia In InfluencingRegulatory Compliance

Kornblet and Kwon –Product Safety And The Art Of Engagement

Ross – The Duty To Warn: IsThere A Risk Of Overwarning?

Trofe – Leveraging The TradeAssociation

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Introducing Best Practices

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We are pleased to join hands with our educationpartner, the Richard A. Chaifetz School ofBusiness at Saint Louis University, in recognizingeach year the individual or organization that hasmade a significant contribution to the field ofproduct safety. The award is designed to callattention to progress in the field of product safetyin the areas of technology, compliance,education, or injury/risk reduction.

ADK’sGlobalImpactAward

Al Kaufman…The professionals’ professional

2020 Recipient

Shown at the Saint Louis Universitycampus are Al Kaufman (left), followingthe presentation of his 2020 awardwith the ADK Global Impact 2017Award winner Dr. Ik-Whan Kwon.

If you were trying to find an individual whose temperament,intellect, and passion represents the perfect mixture of traitsfor impact on the world of product safety, global trade andsupply chains, chances are you need go no further than

Al Kaufman.

He is senior vice president of technical affairs for the ToyAssociation, one of the most prominent industry associations inthe world. His career path includes key product safety andsourcing leadership positions in some of the most prominentbusinesses in the world, including Toys R Us, until recentlyconsidered a Kingdom and the largest toy store in the world,and the Walt Disney organization, which is recognized as theworld’s leader in children and family entertainment.

Al leads the Association’s continuing development andimplementation of technical policies and strategies relating totoy safety, the environment, supply chain issues, factoryprocesses, and other matters. He is a member of the ExecutiveBoard of ASTM International’s Committee for ConsumerProducts F15 and is active on several toy and juvenile productsafety standard subcommittees. He is an appointed member ofthe Environmental Protection Agency’s Science AdvisoryCommittee on Chemicals.

Al stands out as a leader in the field of product safety managementeducation as a past president of the International ConsumerProduct Health and Safety Organization (ICPHSO). His currentcontribution is serving as President of the Board of Governors forthe Consumer Product Safety Certification Services (CPSCS),which has overseen the development and management of one ofthe product safety fields’ newest career milestones.

CPSCS, an independent affiliate of the Society of ProductSafety Professionals, led the way in launching the ConsumerProduct Safety Professional Certification Program at Saint LouisUniversity in 2019.

The awarding of the Certified Product Safety Professional™designation is a new benchmark in career development for thefield of product safety. And Al Kaufman’s mark is placedsquarely on this new professional development. His feelingabout this? “I find the field of product safety satisfying andstimulating. It’s been a real privilege to play a small part in aprofession that has a goal of reducing risk for billions of peoplearound the world, and I’m very humbly appreciative of beingrecognized by receiving this award.”

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The Product Safety & Recall Directory® is a publication of ADK InformationServices, LLC. The service providers listed in the Directory have registered theircompany information with the Product Safety & Recall Directory®. However, ADKInformation Services, LLC has not tested or reviewed the services of the providerslisted in the Directory and makes no representation or warranty related tospecific functions, capabilities, or suitability of any provider. The inclusion of aservice provider in the Directory does not constitute a recommendation of thatprovider by ADK Information Services, LLC.

The information presented in the Directory is gathered from a variety of sources,including web site descriptions and telephone interviews. The articles appearingin the Directory represent the opinions and views of their writers and do notnecessarily reflect the opinions or views of ADK Information Services, LLC.

While ADK Information Services, LLC has made every effort to include accurateinformation in the Directory, the information contained herein may containerrors or omissions. ADK Information Services, LLC makes no warranties or rep-resentations of any kind about the accuracy or suitability of the informationcontained in the Directory for any purpose. All such information is provided “asis,” and with specific disclaimer of any warranties of merchantability, fitness fora particular purpose, title, and/or non-infringement.

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Directory users have regularly rated ourEditorial Section of high interest. So, as youlook at this 2020 issue, you will notice anenlarged Editorial Section.

You’ll especially notice a brand new “Best Practices” section (starting on page 53), featuring

useful tips that you can use for professional improvement from your Product Safety colleagues.

As always, we welcome your feedback and your contributions.

And, thanks for your support.The Editorial Staff

Going Digital – The Government RegulatoryAgency contact information listed in past Directorieshas routinely changed frequently throughout theyear. To improve our ability to present the most

current information possible, we are moving thissection out of the Directory and on to the ADKWebsite. You can find the listing of GovernmentRegulatory Agencies at adksafetyinfo.com.

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Introduction 3

Acknowledgements 4

Cooperating Organizations 5

Advertorials and Sponsorships 7

Section I – Service Providers 15

Listings by Alphabet 16

Listings by Category 20

Attorneys 20

Call Centers 26

Education & Training 27

General Services 27

Product Collection 29

Product Recall Management 29

Product Return Management 29

Product Safety Consultants 30

Technology & 30Software Services

Test Labs – Independent 31

Standards Organizations 32

Argentina 32

Australia 32

Brazil 33

Canada 33

China/Hong Kong 34

European Union 34

India 35

Japan 35

Malaysia 35

Mexico 36

New Zealand. 36

Singapore 36

South Korea 36

United States 37

Vietnam 38

Test Labs – Accrediting Organizations (by acronym) 39

Listings by Geography 45

Section II – Best Practices: 53

Burst Your BubbleKen Boyce 54

Product Safety and Regulatory Compliance In AdvertisingJennifer Moore 54

Managing Your Own Professional Development Through EngagementTim Cassidy 55

Engaging Stakeholders Throughout The Product LifecycleJared Fry 55

5 Steps For Streamlining Recall ManagementChris Harvey 56

Post-Market Risk AssessmentJamie Humphreys and Carol Holley 57

Recall Effectiveness: A Mock Recall ProgramJennifer Moore 57

Lower Product Integrity Expense & Risks With Predictive AnalyticsDon Mabry 58

Section III – Viewpoints 59

Enabling Product Development – Effective Strategies For Engaging With Business PartnersShelia Gottschalk 60

The Role Social Media Plays In Influencing Regulatory ComplianceJennifer Moore 61

Product Safety And The Art Of EngagementDr. Ik-Whan Kwon and Donald R. Kornblet 63

Product Safety Program Audits – An Often-Missed OpportunityDon Mays 65

Models For Engaging Consumers Wayne Morris 67

Leveraging The Trade AssociationLisa Trofe, CAE 68

The Duty To Warn: Is There A Risk Of Overwarning?Kenneth Ross 70

Managing Component Safety Through The Supply ChainJohn Kuppens, Amber M. Hendrick and Jay T. Thompson 72

A Legal View: Preemption UnderCPSC – Is There A Case To Be MadeThat A CPSC Recall Should Be TheOnly Remedy For Non-InjuredConsumers?

Daniel J. Herling 74

Take It From The Top: Board LevelBuy-In

Rod Freeman and Claire Temple 77


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Introduction: Engaging with the Past, Present, and Future…

Over the past decade we have engaged with hundreds of participants and professionalsin the product safety field. Past editions of the directory have focused on themes thatinclude company culture, the complexity of managing product safety in a globaleconomy, and the ways in which leadership impacts product safety and theestablishment of an effective product safety program.

Engagement is the theme of the 2020 Product Safety & Recall Directory®.

Many practitioners in the field encounter engagement issues daily, sometimes withoutrealizing that engagement drives both rewards and challenges in the field of productsafety. The rewards come from a job well done that is the outcome of a team orgroup effort. The challenge comes when peers, colleagues, superiors, and the manystakeholders outside of a company may not fully understand product safety, how it ispracticed, and why it is essential to the well-being of the company, its work force, itscustomers, and consumers. Without the ability to engage, through ongoing education,the product safety professional is missing a primary element in organizational and in-dividual success.

The editorial section of the 2020 Directory is dedicated to this theme through thewritings of some of the fields most respected professionals.

At ADK Information Services, LLC we try our best to stay fully engaged with ourvarious stakeholders. Through the weekly Product Safety Education newsletters, westay bonded to many in the product safety field both domestically andinternationally. Through our weekly Product Safety Network News, we hopefully areengaging our stakeholders with information they need to know about what ishappening in product safety around the world. Through our presence at the annualICPHSO conference, we bring a growing number of our graduates, instructors, andcolleagues together with our annual receptions. And finally, through our dailynetworking with individuals around the country and globe we learn what is onpeoples’ minds, and whether there is a role for ADK to play in addressing those issuesor ideas.

It’s been a remarkable journey for out group since we first announced at the 2009ICPHSO conference in Toronto ADK’s intention to provide information and educationto the consumer product safety community. We hope we’ve been able to inform,help education, and please those of you who have joined us on this journey.

Donald KornbletPublisher, ADK Information Services, LLC

January 2020Product Safety AdvisorSaint Louis University

Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business



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Acknowledgements: The Joy of Engagement

In thinking back over a nearly 50-year career in the field of training, communications,and business management there is one thing that stands out. Each of these experienceshas been enriched by the people who have come together under the various umbrellasto make their contributions, and to spread the warmth and gratification that comes from engagement.

Some of these are colleagues go back many years, such as Harold Zinn, who came out ofretirement recently to take over the editorship of the Product Safety & Recall Directory.®

Or Linda Tyler, who was ADK’s first program coordinator as well as managing ADK’ssurvey work for the decade of our existence; it goes back further, as Linda and I workedside-by-side the previous decade+ with a team at Business Response, Inc. where we firstmade a name managing product recalls in the consumer product safety field.

More recently, and closer to home are close colleagues that include Dr. Ik-Whan Kwon,my full “partner in risk” in piloting the first ever consumer product safety programoffered through a major university school of business, the 100+ year old RichardChaifetz School of Business at Saint Louis University. We didn’t know if the programwould be successful or not; but we agreed that we’re both risk takers and that this wasa risk worth taking. This relationship has carried over to include Cindy Mebruer, thesuccessor to Dr. Kwon as the director of the Center for Supply Chain Excellence andBeth-Anne Yakubu, director of the Emerson Leadership Institute, both centers beinghoused at the Chaifetz School.

Over the past 7 years, another partner has placed a hand squarely on the success of oureducation programs: Dennis Blasius. Dennis was an instructor for our programs whileserving as Director of Field Operations for the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commissionwhen we first met. Upon his retirement, we quickly agreed that he should stay engagedin a broader capacity, taking over the coordination of our key programs.

Integral to our daily operations are such professionals as Larry Mrazak, an IT whiz whohas been managing our website and search engine that helps companies find serviceproviders in the product safety field, and Lisa Karl, who is a data base associate keepingup with the growing interest in our work.

I also want to acknowledge the support of my wife, Ann, along with our children, Benand Sarah, who have both planted their flag in ADK earth in meaningful roles throughthe years.

Last, and far from least, is Steve Epner, a technology entrepreneur and adjunct teacherat the Chaifetz School of Business, who was responsible as part of an advisory team formassaging the idea of university-level product safety management education and thengetting it introduced to our eventual home at Saint Louis University.

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AmericanAssociation forLaboratoryAccreditation(A2LA)www.a2la.org

A2LA is a private, non-profit membership association, estab-lished in 1978. Its primary mission is to provide comprehensivelaboratory accreditation programs. Over 2,000 scopes of ac-creditation have been accredited in 17 fields of testing andcalibration.

Laboratories are accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 and field-specificrequirements developed with government and industry.A2LA also offers programs for accreditation of inspectionbodies (ISO/IEC 17020), proficiency testing providers (ILACG13, ISO/IEC Guide 43), reference material producers (ISO/IECGuide 34), and bodies operating product certification systems(ISO/IEC Guide 65).

Craft & Hobby Association (CHA)www.craftandhobby.org

The Craft and HobbyAssociation (CHA) wasformed in 2004 with themerger of the HobbyIndustry Association(HIA) and the Associa -tion of Creative CraftsIndustries (ACCI). CHAis a not-for-profit global

organization comprised of thousands of member companies.

Membership encompasses the manufacture, distribution,and retail sales of products in the near $30 billion craft andhobby industry.

CHA’s vision, simply stated, is to create a vibrant industrywith an exciting image, an expanding customer base andsuccessful members.

The goal is to stimulate the sales growth of the craft andhobby industry worldwide by creating consumer demand,helping members succeed and leading the industry.

International Consumer ProductHealth and Safety Organization(ICPHSO)www.icphso.org

ICPHSO is a not-for-profit organization incorporated 1993as an organization dedicated to discussing health and safetyissues related to consumer products marketed globally. IPHSOis unique in that it brings together all the key players inproduct safety: regulators, retailers, manufacturers, consumers,lawyers, consultants, standards and testing organizations,academics, and researchers to share information and bestpractices. ICPSHO has grown considerably.

The annual conference now attracts over 500 attendees andis recognized as the per-eminent event for consumer productsafety professionals. In addition to its annual conference,ICPHSO hosts an international meeting and training symposiumand a regional product safety workshop held in differentcities within the United States.

International Sleep ProductsAssociation (ISPA)www.sleepproducts.org

Established in 1915, the Interna tional Sleep Products Associ-ation (ISPA) is dedicated to protecting and enhancing thegrowth, profitability and stature of the mattress industry.

As the industry’strade organiza-tion, ISPA repre-sents mattressmanufac turersand suppliers throughout the world. ISPA provides a widerange of services that benefit its membership.

These include exclusive industry surveys and statistics, advocacysupport, educational offerings, the industry’s ISPA EXPOtrade show, safety research through its Sleep Products SafetyCouncil, consumer research and education through its BetterSleep Council, BedTimes and Sleep Savvy publications,the IS-PAEarthTM Industry Sustainability Initiative, and more.


COOPERATING ORGANIZATIONSThe Product Safety & Recall Directory® has enjoyed thesupport of many different industry groups. Some of thesegroups have created awareness of the Directory. Othergroups have helped to spread the word on the productsafety management education courses offered through ourpartnership with Saint Louis University. ADK appreciates the

support shown to us by the community of industry associationshighlighted here, and we hope to be able to work closelywith a growing number of associations in generatingprograms that serve their members and help meet their in-dividual association goals.



Juvenile ProductsManufacturersAssociation (JPMA)www.jpma.org

The Association is a national tradeorganization of more than 250companies in the United States,Canada, and Mexico.

JPMA exists to advance the interests,growth, and well-being of NorthAmerican prenatal to preschool prod-uct manufacturers, importers, and distributors marketing undertheir own brands to consumers. It does so through advocacy,public relations, information sharing, product performance cer-tification, and business development assistance conducted withappreciation for the needs of parents, children, and retailers.

Missouri Society of Certified PublicAccountants (MSCPA)www.mocpa.org

The Missouri Society of Certified Public Accountants (MSCPA)is the premier professional development organization dedicated

to certified public ac-countants in the stateof Missouri.

The MSCPA representsmore than 8,500 CPAmembers in public

practice, industry, government, and education.

Established in 1909, the MSCPA provides members with continuingeducation, governmental advocacy, and networking opportunities,while working to further the future of the CPA professionthrough student-focused initiatives. MSCPA’s membership isdiverse — representing all aspects of the CPA profession, as wellas every town, city, and municipality in Missouri. More than halfof MSCPA’s membership resides and works in St. Louis.

Retail Industry Leaders Association(RILA)www.rila.org

The Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) is the trade as-sociation of the world’s largest and most innovative retailcompanies. Retail executives choose RILA’s unique collaborative

forums, effectiveadvocacy, and pre-mier educationalevents to advancee x c e l l e n c ethroughout the re-tail industry.

RILA members in-clude more than 200 retailers, product manufacturers, andservice suppliers, which together account for more than $1.5trillion in annual sales, millions of American jobs and operatemore than 100,000 stores, manufacturing facilities and distri-bution centers domestically and abroad.

Society of Product SafetyProfessionals® (SPSP)www.productsafetyprofessionals.org

SPSP was formed in 2016 by a group ofgraduates of the Saint Louis University Sup-ply Chain Center for Excellence who wantedto see additional educational opportunitiesin the product safety management field.Their leadership helped to launch whatwould become the Consumer Product SafetyProfessional Certification Program, offeredthrough the Emerson Leadership Institute at Saint Louis Uni-versity’s Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business. SPSP will conferthe designation Certified Consumer Product SafetyProfessional(tm)upon those who successfully pass the SaintLouis University certification program. The organization hasalso developed a series of free webinars for product safetyprofessionals, made possible by a grant from Stericycle EX-PERTSolutions. The organization publishes a monthly newsletter,and explores other avenues for professional development.

Toy AssociationTM, Inc.www.toyassociation.org.

Toy AssociationTM, Inc. (TIA) is the not-for-profit trade associationrepresenting allbusinesses involvedin creating andbringing toys andyouth entertain-ment products tokids of all ages.TIA's 600 members account for an estimated 85 percent of theannual U.S. domestic toy market of more than $22 billion. TIAhas a long history of leadership in toy safety, including re-sponsibility for the development of the first comprehensivetoy safety standard. TIA members and staff continue to workwith government officials, consumer groups, and industryleaders on ongoing programs to ensure safe play. TIA servesas the industry's advocate on legislative and trade issues; en-hances the image and growth of the industry by promotingtoy products at its trade shows and events, in the media, andvia other means; and fosters philanthropy to children via theToy Industry Foundation and its Toy Bank.

Richard A. Chaifetz School ofBusiness Saint Louis Universityslu.edu/business

The Richard A. ChaifetzSchool of Business ismore than 100 yearsold, and is among thetop 100 accreditedbusiness schools in the United States. Saint Louis University’sCenters of Distinction bridge the academic experience withthe real world and expand our students’ horizons beyond theclassroom. Product safety management courses are offeredthrough 2 of the schools Centers: the Center for Supply ChainExcellence, and the Emerson Leadership Institute. Over 300participants from more than 100 domestic and internationalcompanies have supported the product safety programs at SLUover the past decade.

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We appreciate the interest and support ofindustry associations, companies and professionaldevelopment organizations.

They enrich the field of product safety and deserve recognition

for their contributions.


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Our Instructors Panel at Saint Louis University 2010-2019Alan Abrahams, PhD, Virginia TechPatricia Adair, CPSCHon. Robert Adler, CPSCJohn Barrera,The Walt Disney CompanyKarl Bekeny, Tucker EllisDennis Blasisu, CPSC, ADK Information Services, LLC

Kenneth Boyce, ULAlison Brown, Arnold & PorterMike Brown, Gidding LawHon. Ann Marie Buerkle, CPSCDavid Callet, Callet LawTimothy Cassidy, Best BuyNeal Cohen, AttorneyNancy Cowles, Kids In DangerDr. Sridhar Condoor,Saint Louis UniversityHolly Davies, State of Washington Toxicology Program

Mike Davison, StericycleJan Deconinck, EU General CounselSusan DeRagon, QIMAKenneth d’Entremont, University of UtahMark Dewar, Simmons & SimmonsQuin Dodd, AttorneyBob Drury, Consultant, Saint Louis University

Ken Edwards, StericycleMatthew Eisenstein, Arnold & Porter

Dean Eldrenkamp, IntertekSteve Epner, The Start-up Within, Saint Louis University

Sarah Esmaili, Arnold & PorterCheryl Falvey, Crowell MoringBruce Farquhar, International ConsultantDr. Paul Frantz, Applied Safety + Ergonomics

James Fisher, PhD, Saint Louis UniversityRod Freeman, Hogan LovellsSanjeev Gandhi, SGSMichelle Gillice, Arnold & PorterBrian Grochal, ULKathryn Guerra, SearsJung Ha-Brookshire, University of Missouri

Richard Hackman, Procter & GambleSteve Hall, Applied Safety & ErgonomicsDr. Edward Heiden, Heiden AssociatesJason Hertzberg,Ph.D. ExponentDan Hinkebein, Realtime ResultsKenneth Hinson, WalmartMatt Howsare, Mintz LevinDon Huber, Consumer ReportsKim Hughes, MicrosoftPratik Ichhaporia, IntertekKris Jatana, M.D., ENT surgeon,Ohio State University Children’s Hospital

Robert Juergens, S-E-A LimitedJennifer Karmonick, Arnold & PorterAlan Kaufman, Toy AssociationRohit Khanna, CPSCMark Kinzie, LogiTechDavid Kosnoff, Hasbro, Inc.Carol Kraege, State of Washington Toxicology Program

Dr. Ik-Whan Kwon, Saint Louis UniversityJoan Lawrence, Toy AssociationKevin Lehrer, 5Horizons GroupTom Lanzisero, ULDon Mabry, ClearTrack Information Network, Inc.

Belinda May, DentonsDon Mays, Samsung Electronics AmericaChelsea Mikula, Tucker EllisPaul Milne, SGSJerry Miller, Compliance and Risks, Inc.Sheila Millar, Keller and HeckmanDon Moffett, ConsultantHon. Joseph Mohorovic, CPSCLeonard Morrisey, ASTMWayne Morris, WCPSBrandan Mueller, HuschBlackwellTimothy Mullin, Miles StockbridgeTony Munns, Brown Smith WallaceCatherine Niven, Queensland State Government and Queensland Consumer Product Injury Research Advisory Group-Carol Pollack Nelson, PhD

Nancy Nord, CPSC Ann Northup, CPSCRichard O'Brien, CPSCSean Oberle, Product Safety LetterJames O'Reilly, University of CincinnatiKitty Pilarz, Mattel/Fisher-PriceTimothy Pine, ConsultantR. David Pittle, Consultant, CPSC, Consumers Union

Gene Rider, ExponentHon. Marietta Robinson, CPSCBernardo Altamirano Rodríguez, Better Business Bureau of Mexico

Kenneth Ross, Bowman & BrookeEric Rubel, Arnold & PorterCharles Samuels, Mintz LevinTim Saylor, Baby JoggerJennifer Shecter, Consumer ReportsAlan Schoem, AttorneyMarc Schoem, ICPHSORay Scott, Saint Louis UniversityMichael Shaner, PhD, Saint Louis University

Rebeca Sharpe, Best BuyChristine Simpson, ConsultantRichard Stern, TTIEric Stone, AttorneyDaniel Stool, IntertekTim Sullivan, Spin MasterRegan Sweeney, AttorneyHank Tapey, CPSCInez Tenenbaum, Attorney & past Chairman CPSC

Mary Toro, CPSCWilliam Troutman, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP

Peter Unger, American Association for Laboratory Accreditation

Peter Winik, Latham WatkinsHong (Jo) Zhou, DeloitteMing Zhu, CPSC


Presenting facts, analysis and commentary on relevantregulatory and marketplace issues facing product safetyprofessionals by noted subject matter experts, including:

Rod FreemanShelia GottschalkAmber M. HendrickDan HerlingDonald R. KornbletDr. Ik-Whan KwonJohn Kuppens

Don MaysJennifer MooreWayne MorrisKenneth RossClaire TempleJay T. ThompsonLisa Trofe


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