3. Which of the following laws would mandate a company that makes protein powder to recall a defective batch that crossed state borders? A. Federal Food and Drug ActB. Clayton ActC. Consumer Products Safety ActD. Federal Trade Act

Consumer Products Safety Act laws would mandate a company that makes protein powder to recall a defective batch that crossed state borders.

Option: C

Explanation:

Consumer Products Safety Act was enacted in 1972 to provide consumers the authority to claim of any defect in the purchased product and the producer company can be recalled any time to replace the defective product. It ensures consumers right to product.

It prevents consumers from unwanted hazards and loss or injury that they can by using harmful or defective product. After producing, packaging and despatching the product if any complaint lodge against the product it can be recalled for changing even if it cross long distance from the source also.

Law that would mandate a company that makes protein powder to recall a defective batch that crossed state borders is

Consumer Products Safety Act

Explanation:

Consumer Products Safety Act was passed in 1972 and is the precursor to stricter regulations in product placement and quality control.

According to the law it is possible to book a company for advertising a product that it is not viable to advertise for and to ban a product or recall it when it deemed to be harmful for the public.

The law can be used to recall a defective batch of protein powder citing health concerns for the buyers.