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act that established mandatory notification by manufacturers of products and the distributors of these products to the Consumer Product Safety Commission in the event they become aware of a faulty product, or part of that product, that could result in bodily injury and/or property damage.
Industry Associations
American Oil Chemists' Society
Chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers, research directors, plant personnel, and others in laboratories and chemical process industries concerned with animal, marine, and vegetable oils and fats, and their extraction, refining, safety, ...
Members: 4,700
Founded: 1909
Dues: active, $145-$220 annual; corporate, $750 annual; full, $140 annual.