When it comes to the consumer product registration process, you have two options. You can register for an FD-35(N), or FD-35(F). For a FD-35(F), you can either register directly with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), or with the Bureau of Consumer Affairs and Registries (BCIA&Registria). Generally, you must register for an FD-35(N) if the product is durable or if it is for use by an infant or toddler.
FD-9(N)
The V-Drums FD-9 is a great addition to any electronic drum kit, letting you perform professional percussion sounds from the comfort of your home. It is quiet, and easy to use, and is compatible with all V-Drums sound modules. Whether you want to practice aggressive moves or play traditional techniques, the FD-9 is the perfect choice.
If you are considering purchasing a new hi-hat pedal, the V-Drums FD-9 is the perfect choice. It is the quietest and most user-friendly hi-hat in its class. Plus, it is compatible with all V-Drums products, giving you the flexibility of pairing it with any 1/4-inch trigger input.
FD-35(N)
If you are interested in importing soft drinks to Louisiana, you will need to use the FD-35(N) Application for New Out-of-State Soft Drink Registration Form. This form is different than the FD-9(N) Application for a New Product Registration Form that is used for products imported from outside Louisiana. The registration process includes a compliance review of your label and other documentation. It is your responsibility to ensure that your product is registered as per LSA R.S. 40:627.
You will need to submit a copy of the current Permit to Operate document, as well as the documentation for any food-service establishments that you are planning to open. You can also include a current facility inspection copy. A copy of your product’s identity statement is also required. All of these items are included in the registration packet. In addition to your FD-35(N) Application for Out-of-State Soft Drink Registration, you will also need to send in samples of the product, copies of the label proofs, and a check or money order for the registration fee.
BCIA&Registria
The BCIA&Registria product registration system has long been the ‘official’ go to for baby carrier makers and regulators alike. For good reason, they offer a low cost per registration program and the best customer service in the industry. In addition to product registration, the BCIA&Registria offers services to help you track, maintain and report your product’s registration data. Moreover, their staff of experts is on hand to provide advice and guidance if you need it. To get your product enrolled, all you have to do is fill out a simple online application. Alternatively, you can give them a call. The Registria customer service team will be happy to assist you in getting your product enrolled in the ‘biggest registry in the world’.
Licempre
Getting your wares registered is no small feat, and you may be slapped with a fine if you are not careful. If you’re looking to do it right the first time, you may want to consider a product registration company like Licempre. The company specializes in regulatory services in Brazil and boasts a team of experts to boot. You can also take advantage of their product registration hosting service. They handle everything from product certification to conformity assessment.
For a price tag, you can have Licempre handle the whole shebang from concept to finalized product. What’s more, they have a staff of ten experts tasked with making sure your product meets the stipulations.
z/OS
z/OS is an operating system that runs on IBM mainframes. It is an advanced, multi-tenant system that allows a large number of applications to run on a single machine. In addition to supporting a variety of applications, it offers features such as UNIX file systems and secure TCP/IP.
Although z/OS is a 64-bit operating system, it is designed for backward compatibility. It was introduced by IBM in October 2000, and it first appeared as Version 1 Release 1 in March 2001. z/OS has a long pedigree of reliable operation.
z/OS has a built-in Parallel Sysplex clustering capability. A dispatcher automatically manages concurrently hosted units of work. The dispatcher supports a wide variety of features, including Java-based applications.
Consumer registration requirement for durable infant or toddler products
The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 requires that manufacturers of durable infant or toddler products provide a consumer registration program. This program allows consumers to register for direct notification in the event of a product recall. It also requires that manufacturers keep records of registrant information for six years. Registrant contact information should be legible and conspicuous to the consumer.
In addition to requiring a consumer registration program, section 104 of the CPSIA requires that manufacturers provide a postage-paid consumer registration form for durable infant or toddler products. This form must include a statement that information provided by the consumer will not be used for any other purpose.
