News Releases from the Department of Consumer Protection

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• Settlement Reached with CVS, LLC Prohibits Sale of Expired Products in Connecticut

• Six Ways to Keep Cooler and Save on Air Conditioning Costs this Summer

• Some “Pajamagram” Infant / Toddler Pajamas Recalled Due to Choking Hazard

• Some Recalled Smoked Herring May Have Been Sold at Certain Connecticut Stores

• Some Wooden Bunk Beds Sold by Major Retailers are Recalled Due to Collapse and Fall Hazards

• Some Zooper Strollers are Recalled Due to Strangulation Hazard

• State Agencies Offer Advice to Consumers in Aftermath of Snowstorm

• State and Federal Trade Commission Sue Branford Companies over Alleged Deceptive Practices

• State Announces Convictions in 33 Home Improvement Cases

• Target Recalls Children’s Task Lamps due to Laceration and Fire Hazards

• Tenants in Foreclosed Properties Have Rights, Too -- Department outlines laws that safeguard renters during foreclosure

• Attorney General, Consumer Protection Post Information Received from Sandy Hook-Related Charities

• Attorney General, DCP: Don’t Believe Viral Emails Suggesting Cell Phone Numbers will “Go Public”

• Be Wary of Online Tech Support Offers, Agency Advises

• Be Wary of Threatening “Collection Calls” from Utilities