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CTAC News Releases
The Import Safety Commercial Targeting and Analysis Center (CTAC) is a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) facility designed to streamline and enhance federal efforts to address import safety issues.
CBP and CPSC Seize Lead-Contaminated Toys in San Juan
02/08/2013
Standing Guard for Consumers: CPSC, CBP at U.S. Ports Protecting Consumers This Holiday Season
11/28/2012
CBP Seizes Shipment of Lead-Contaminated Toys
11/26/2012
Video: Inside CBP: Import Safety
09/20/2012
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Auto Safety Agency Joins Effort to Combat Potential Safety Risks from Imported Goods
07/19/2012
Watch Out for Illegally Imported Fireworks
07/03/2012
Don't Be "Surprised" by Kinder Eggs: Seizures Double
04/05/2012
CBP Stops Thousands of Unsafe Hair Dryers
02/13/2012
CBP Turns Off Importations of Unsafe Holiday Lights
12/22/2011
Counterfeit Santa Lights Seized by CBP
12/13/2011
CBP Targets Illegal Imports of Auto Headlamps
10/06/2011
Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Transportation Sign Agreements to Join CBP Import Safety Center
09/30/2011
CBP Seizes Shipment of Imported Toy Jewelry for High Levels of Lead
07/14/2011
CBP Seizes 261,000 Cigarette Lighters
07/07/2011
Warning: Watch Out for Illegally Imported Fireworks
06/30/2011
CBP Joins CPSC in Promoting Fireworks Safety
06/22/2011
Interagency Import Safety Conference Results in Multi-agency CTAC Memorandum
10/26/2010
Agencies Work Together to Protect the Public from Unsafe Imports
10/21/2010
CBP and CPSC Join Forces to Protect the Public by Promoting Fireworks Safety
06/29/2010
CBP, CPSC Sign Agreement to Promote Consumer Safety
04/26/2010
Secretary Napolitano Announces the Creation of New Center to Ensure the Safety of Imported Goods
12/08/2009
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