WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on August 13 that it has initiated onsite inspections and sampling at Taylor Farms de Mexico’s facility as part of its investigation into the ongoing cyclospora outbreak…
BGE is seeking higher electric rates and a bigger return for shareholders even after reporting its most profitable year on record, and thousands of Marylanders fall behind on their bills. CR released a fact sheet, launched a petition, and i…
Following the agency’s recent alert, CR points to 33 incidents reported to the CPSC—including chemical burns and skin irritation reported with squishy toys, some sold at major retailers WASHINGTON, D.C. — Consumer Reports (CR) is calling on…
WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a new proposed a rule today that would require manufacturers to notify the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) when they determine a new food substance is…
Evaluation finds exchanges promote impulsive trading behavior through incentives and gamification tactics such as rewards, sweepstakes, and challenges Washington, DC – Consumer Reports released a comprehensive multi-month evaluation of five…
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) can investigate injury trends and bring its data into the 21st century without a contractor collecting consumers’ personal information from emergency room visits. WASHINGTON, DC—KFF Health News
CR testing flagged safety failures in five of 11 recalled models before the recalls were announced. Recalls can help protect people from safety risks, but they happen after a problem is found. A voluntary safety standard for toddler towers
Consumer Reports calls on the NCUC to curb excessive rate increases from Duke Energy and protect ratepayers during the AI data center boom Raleigh, NC – Consumer Reports today submitted more than 3,700 petition signatures from members livin…
Consumers are exposed to hundreds of chemicals in their food every day—some added as ingredients and additives, others that migrate in from the packaging and equipment your food touches on its way to you. Many are harmless. But many aren’t,…
Consumer Reports advocates are attending the National Conference of State Legislatures in Chicago to engage with policymakers on a variety of pressing issues for consumers, from online scams, to energy efficiency and affordability, to unsaf…
The Fair Price Protection Act is the first law of its kind to allow consumers to take action when their rights have been violated Trenton, New Jersey – New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill signed into law the Fair Price Protection Act today,
Washington, DC – Consumer Reports issued the following statement following the unanimous, bipartisan vote by the House Energy and Commerce Committee to advance the Ratepayer Protection Act. The legislation would establish a federal standard…