The number of recalls of tainted Chinese goods in the United States has fallen 40 percent in the past year, but more need to be done to reduce the figure further, Inez Tenenbaum, Chairman of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission told CNBC.
"Clearly the more we can work with our Chinese counterparts, educating them, and have good cooperation with them, and you will continue to see the market grow in terms of exports and recalls being reduce. This is progress," said Tenenbaum.