Publications

This safety warning notice warns consumers of the possible risks of injury or death to infants associated with the use of baby bottle self-feeding devices and provides urgent advice for consumers and suppliers.

This safety warning notice warns consumers of the possible risks of injury or death to infants and children associated with the use of aftermarket children’s car seat head straps and provides urgent advice for consumers and suppliers.

This bulletin is for suppliers of infant sleep products in Australia. It outlines some of the potential hazards associated with these products and has information about your responsibilities as a supplier.

This proposed compulsory recall notice, if issued in the same terms following consultation, would place obligations on LG Energy Solution Ltd and LG Energy Solution Australia Pty Ltd to undertake a range of actions which are intended to effectively locate and remedy LG home energy storage system batteries which are at risk of overheating.

The Australian Product Safety Pledge annual report outlines the outcomes achieved by signatories from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023. It is measured against the key performance indicators of the pledge.

This safety notice warns of the risks involved with some LG solar home storage lithium-ion batteries, including fire, and provides advice as to what consumers should do.

The ACCC performs its product safety work in line with the annual priorities set by the ACCC each year.

This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) establishes a framework for coordination between the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

The communications package contains sample messages you can use in your communications for email, letters, posters, sms, and on social media.

Our recall guidelines help you understand when to recall a consumer product for safety reasons and take you through the process of running a recall.

This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) establishes a framework for cooperation and coordination between the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts and the ACCC

The Australian product safety pledge annual report outlines the outcomes attained by signatories from 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022, as measured against the key performance indicators of the pledge.

The ACCC performs its product safety work in line with the annual priorities set by the ACCC each year.

This guide provides industry with information on what makes a sleeping environment unsafe for infants and highlights essential considerations for designing, marketing and supplying safe infant sleep products.

Hướng dẫn nhanh này được soạn thảo để giúp các nhà cung cấp dễ dàng hiểu được các nghĩa vụ báo cáo bắt buộc về an toàn sản phẩm của họ.

本简明指南旨在帮助供应商易于了解其产品安全强制性报告义务。

This guideline provides suppliers with detailed information about their product safety mandatory reporting obligations.

This quick guide has been developed to help smaller suppliers easily understand their product safety mandatory reporting obligations.

This flowchart can help suppliers to assess whether an incident requires a mandatory report.

The Australian product safety pledge annual report outlines the outcomes attained by signatories from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021, as measured against the key performance indicators of the pledge.

The ACCC has produced a new guide for business to help suppliers understand the requirements of the button/coin batteries safety standards.

The ACCC has produced a fact sheet that summarises the button/coin batteries safety standards.

The Australian Product Safety Pledge is a voluntary initiative. It commits signatories to certain product safety responsibilities and reporting on the outcomes of their initiatives.

The ACCC performs its product safety work in line with the annual priorities set by the ACCC each year.

The guidance for signatories outlines good practice compliance approaches to help signatories meet each of the pledge commitments.