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ALT Acting Chairman Peter Feldman and Lighthouse for the Blind staff walk the production floor during a tour of the St. Louis facility, observing aerosol manufacturing operations and packaging lines.
ALT A row of aerosol cans moves down the Lighthouse for the Blind production line in St. Louis, Missouri, illustrating the facility’s large-scale, hands-on manufacturing process.
ALT Acting Chairman Peter Feldman with Lighthouse for the Blind team members and guests inside the St. Louis manufacturing facility, standing in front of production equipment that supports hundreds of manufacturing jobs for blind and visually impaired Americans.
ALT Acting Chairman Peter Feldman stands beside a Lighthouse for the Blind employee on the factory floor in St. Louis, Missouri, highlighting the skilled workforce behind the facility’s aerosol production lines.
ALT Two-page U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission press release on official letterhead. Headline: “Trump-Vance CPSC Breaks Biden-Era Recall Record More Than 100 Days Ahead of Schedule.” Dated September 18, 2025, the release announces that CPSC has already issued 376 recalls and warnings in 2025, surpassing the 369 issued in 2024 under the Biden Administration, and is on track to break the all-time record set in 2007. Acting Chairman Peter A. Feldman highlights renewed focus on enforcement and confronting unsafe foreign imports. The release notes record screening at U.S. ports, the first criminal sentences for executives who failed to report defects, and a surge in recalls tied to Chinese e-commerce goods. Enforcement highlights include the largest swimming pool recall in agency history, 28 recalls in one week, and urgent alerts on counterfeit toys, batteries, and infant products.
