Market regulation · 06/08/2026Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

Johnson Health Tech to Pay $16,875,000 in Settlement Over Consumer Product Safety Act

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission provisionally accepted a settlement agreement with Johnson Health Tech, imposing a $16,875,000 civil penalty under the Consumer Product Safety Act.

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