About Recalled Today

Recalled Today is a free, independent tracker of US product recalls. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or part of any government agency.

What you get

• One feed of recalls for households from the agencies that publish them, newest first, with the urgent ones marked. Recalls of hospital and lab products are in Healthcare and labs, and bus, truck and trailer recalls are in Commercial vehicles.
• A plain-English summary and a “what to do” line on every recall, written only from the official notice.
• Exact model numbers, UPCs, lot codes and dates, copied as the agency published them, with a link to the official notice.
• A car lookup by year, make and model or by VIN, plus email alerts for cars, brands and keywords.

Where recalls come from

• CPSC · US Consumer Product Safety Commission

  Consumer products: toys, furniture, appliances, electronics, sports gear and more.

• NHTSA · National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

  Cars, trucks, motorcycles, tires, car seats and vehicle equipment.

• FDA · US Food and Drug Administration

  Food, medicines and medical devices, from company announcements and FDA enforcement reports.

• USDA FSIS · US Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service

  Meat, poultry and egg products.

Japan

Recalls for Japan are on the Japanese version of this site (日本), written in Japanese. Each Japanese recall page names its source and says that Recalled Today edited it.

• 消費者庁 · Consumer Affairs Agency, Recall Information Site (消費者庁リコール情報サイト)

  Recalls of consumer products of every kind: food, household goods, appliances, toys, clothing, health products and vehicles.

  出典：消費者庁リコール情報サイト（https://www.recall.caa.go.jp/）を加工して作成

• 国土交通省 · Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), vehicle recall notifications

  Vehicle recalls notified to the Ministry, with the defect, the remedy, the models and the chassis number ranges.

  出典：国土交通省ウェブサイト（https://www.mlit.go.jp/jidosha/recall.html）を加工して作成

Japan’s recall information is used under the Public Data License, version 1.0 (PDL1.0, 公共データ利用規約 第1.0版). Recalled Today edits it into plain Japanese, and is not an official page of the Japanese government.

Before you act

• Always read the official notice. Recalled Today summarizes it, and the agency’s notice is what counts.
• If a recalled medicine or medical device is one you rely on, talk to a pharmacist or doctor before you stop using it, unless the notice says otherwise.