Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Sep 16, 2026
Vincent BranniganGUEST
I later served for the Fire Prevention and Control Administration and Joe Clark when they started that up.
Vincent BranniganGUEST
I did my legal writing on fire safety and the Involuntarily Combustible patent, and then was lucky enough to get a clerkship at the Consumer Product Safety Commission for the judge, because we were gonna handle burning mattresses and aluminum wire and so forth.
Vincent BranniganGUEST
So, um, I started teaching in the department as a part-time faculty member in 1975, teaching fire safety codes and standards, which included arson evidence, uh, in one of its areas.
Wojciech WęgrzyńskiHOST
Hmm.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
The Ricky Joy Company is recalling roughly 2.3 million Sour Crush rolling liquid candy bottles because the rollerball at the top of the container can detach, according to a September recall notice.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
The CPSC said no incidents or injuries have been reported, but consumers should stop using the recalled candy immediately, keep it away from children, and contact the company for a refund.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
Here's what to know about the recall.
Alan BlackburnNARRATOR
Which Ricky Joy candy bottles were recalled? The recall involves Ricky Joy sour crush rolling liquid candy bottles containing less than 1.8 fluid ounces of sour liquid disposed through a rollerball tip.
Jacob BerryHOST
Kawasaki is recalling its twenty twenty-six Teryx four H2 and Teryx five H2 side-by-sides, about thirty-five hundred units all in all.
Jacob BerryHOST
This came from the CPSC dated on June eleventh, and here's what went wrong.
Jacob BerryHOST
There's a part in the drive system called the drive converter sheave.
Jacob BerryHOST
On these units, it can break, and when it breaks, it can throw metal pieces inside the engine area.
Mr. EHOST
While never marketed directly towards children, the instant, or insanely popular Buckyballs inverted, wound up in the hands of kids after launch in 2009.
Mr. EHOST
The CPSC forced a recall in 2012 after 1,700 children at least visited the ER after ingesting these powerful magnets.
Jay CloneHOST
So these were the little magnet balls that would, you could make shapes and stuff.
Mr. EHOST
Yes.
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Jay CloneHOST
Oh.
Mr. EHOST
Uh, you probably, you know, laid your eyes on one.
Mr. EHOST
The C, uh, the CPSC issued a recall for approximately three million mini hammocks in 1996 after the death of just 12 children in a month's time.
Jay CloneHOST
Wow.
Andy HallidayHOST
The Federal Trade Commission does a similar kind of thing.
Andy HallidayHOST
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is a similar kind of thing that, you know, has changed the game for, you know, child toys, for example, and how, you know, you know, far fewer people are having to suffer with the, the, uh, deaths of their children from swallowing small toys.
Andy HallidayHOST
Uh, the National Transportation and Safety Board.
Andy HallidayHOST
These are all...
Tammy TrujilloHOST
Federal regulators say over 2 million bottles of sour candy are being recalled over a choking hazard.
Tammy TrujilloHOST
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the recall was initiated for Rick Joy Sour Crush Rolling Liquid Candy Bottles because the rolling ball can detach and cause choking.
Tammy TrujilloHOST
The plastic candy bottles were sold individually and in packs of 3 or 12 in blue raspberry, strawberry, green apple, and watermelon flavors.
Tammy TrujilloHOST
They were sold in candy stores nationally and also online between January of 2023 and May of 2026.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
And federal regulators say over 2 million bottles of sour candy are being recalled over a choking hazard.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the recall was initiated for Rick Joy Sour Crush rolling liquid candy bottles because the rolling ball can detach and become a choking hazard.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
I'm Jim Forbes.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
And federal regulators say over 2 million bottles of sour candy are being recalled over a choking hazard.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the recall was initiated for Rock Joy Sour Crush rolling liquid candy bottles because the rolling ball can detach and become a choking hazard.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
The plastic candy bottles were sold individually and in packs of three or 12 in blue raspberry, strawberry, green apple, and watermelon flavors.
Jim ForbesCORRESPONDENT
The recalled bottles were sold at HEB, Foreman Mill, and other candy stores nationally.
Edwin VieiraHOST
A group of Democratic lawmakers is calling for the Trump administration to suspend a new surveillance program it quietly launched to collect the personal and identifiable health data of Americans visiting emergency rooms.
Edwin VieiraHOST
KFF Health News first reported the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a federal agency tasked with monitoring injuries from household items, was pressuring hospitals to provide a private company with personally identifiable health information for analysis.
Edwin VieiraHOST
The rollout of the program has inspired broad pushback from hospitals and privacy advocates.
Edwin VieiraHOST
The CPSC's goal is to obtain millions of Americans' medical records from emergency rooms for most injuries, even when a consumer product isn't involved, internal emails and documents reviewed by KFF Health News revealed.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
Almost a quarter million light-up children's toys pose a risk of lethal chemical burns if their button batteries are swallowed.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has expanded a major recall on toys imported by ZMC Group, sold primarily in Texas and four other states.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
The expansion adds flashing unicorn headbands, jelly rings of a flower, heart-shaped balloon flower wands, and a 20-inch foam stick wrapped in a Mexican flag design.
Jennifer KuiperHOST
The CPSC says swallowing one of the small batteries can burn through a child's throat or esophagus in as little as two hours.
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