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Crib Recalls Leading to Sleepless Nights?
07-06-2010
Mike Rozembajgier
The recent recall of more than two million baby cribs by Evenflo Co., Delta Enterprise and five other children’s furniture manufacturers has parents once again wondering if their children are at risk every time they put them down for a nap or a night’s sleep. These recent additions to the crib recall list bring the five year crib recall total to more than 9 million units. No wonder the media are buzzing. More
Sony Laptops- The Latest Hot Recall
07-01-2010
Mike Rozembajgier
The latest of many high-profile recalls this year comes from Sony which recently announced the recall of half a million Vaio notebook computers because of overheating problems. Once again a well-known company is facing a recall because of problems associated with a defective component. More
Upcoming Event
06-29-2010
Recall planning, preparation, and logistics can be a complicated process involving countless departments and specialists, especially proactive and friendly customer care. As part of our commitment to promoting sound customer care, ExpertRECALL will be hosting the next SOCAP Indiana Chapter networking event on June 30, 2010, at our dedicated contact center in Indianapolis. The event, slated from 3:00 to 5:00pm, will include a presentation from author and motivation speaker Jack Needham entitled, “Stop Fixing, Start Leading!” More
ExpertINSIGHTS Interview – Gina Beredo
06-16-2010
Howard Aughinbaugh
We spoke with Gina Beredo about the challenges she faces every day as a product safety manager. Ms. Beredo was recently selected by ExpertRECALL to receive a scholarship to attend the Product Safety Management Certificate program at Saint Louis University. Ms. Beredo is the Director of Product Compliance at American Greetings Corporation where she is responsible for ensuring compliance with all federal, state and local laws and regulations, and retailer and licensor requirements. More
Corrective Fix Pilot – CDRH Policy?
06-14-2010
Willie Bryant
I recently discussed on this blog concerns that the medical device industry has about FDA’s new “corrective fix” pilot program. This pilot program may require some manufacturers to recall older devices when FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) approves improvements to the device. According to FDA News, CDRH recently acknowledged at the Food and Drug Law Institute annual conference that the “corrective fix” pilot is part of CDRH’s “Signal Escalation,” a post-market transformation program launched by CDRH in 2008. More
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