Reebok International Ltd. Provisionally Accepts Settlement Agreement and Order

Summary

Reebok International Ltd. has provisionally accepted a $1,000,000 settlement agreement under the Federal Hazardous Substances Act, as mandated by the Commission, and will publish the agreement in the Federal Register.

Original source language: Federal Register — Consumer Product Safety CommissionOpen original release →

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