49 recalls from July 13, 2026 to July 19, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The toy's hands, feet and carabiners can easily come off, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke, and the toy does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.
The toy has too much benzene (0.002% measured), which causes cancer and, in large amounts, may cause a burning feeling in the digestive tract and skin irritation.
The driver-side floor mat may touch the accelerator pedal while driving, causing the vehicle to keep its speed, which could stop the driver controlling speed and raise the risk of a collision and injuries.
The bolts holding the ball joint to the wishbone may be too hard and could break, so the link between the axle and the wheel could be lost, the wheel may not be properly controlled, and accidents and injuries are more likely.
The balloons release too many nitrosatable substances and nitrosamines, which can cause cancer if swallowed or through skin contact, and a child could touch them or put them in the mouth.
The soft toy in the shape of a dog with a battery compartment has a plastic muzzle and eye that may easily come off, and small children may put them in their mouth and choke.
The plastic doll with plastic accessories has too much of the phthalates DEHP and DBP, which may harm children's health by possibly damaging the reproductive system.
While high-security locks were installed, metal shavings from the B-pillar may have damaged the seatbelt, which could make it less effective at holding people in an accident and raise the risk of injury.
The toy has small magnets that come off easily, and if a child swallows them they could attract one another and cause intestinal blockage or perforation.
The insulation and the spacing between the inside circuits of the charger are not sufficient, so the user may receive an electric shock, and it does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or European standards EN 62368 and EN 50075.
The black 60g hair dye contains p-phenylenediamine without coupler components, which is potentially genotoxic and a skin sensitizer, and "brilliant green", which is not authorised for use in hair dye.
The solders in the Webski wireless bluetooth headphones contain too much lead, more than 0,15% by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The gouache and acrylic paint sets have an excessive concentration of lead, which is harmful to human health, builds up in the body and can affect breast-fed or unborn children.
The gaps between the primary and secondary circuits are too small, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock, and the product does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or European standards.
A data mistranslation between two production systems means the body control module may not detect a failed indicator bulb, so no warning shows, which reduces communication with other road users and raises accident risk.
A data mistranslation between two production systems may leave the body control module unable to detect a failed indicator bulb, so no warning lights up, which raises the risk of an accident.
A configuration data mistranslation means the body control module may not detect a failed indicator bulb, so the warning signal may not light, reducing communication with other road users and raising the risk of an accident.
A configuration data mistranslation means the body control module may not detect a failed indicator bulb, so the warning signal may not light, reducing communication with other road users and raising the risk of an accident.
The toy has small magnets that can easily detach, and if a child swallows them they could attract one another and cause intestinal blockage or perforation.
The driver airbag connectors in the steering column may corrode, so over time the airbag might not deploy as intended, which could increase the risk of injuries.
The solders in the Webski wireless bluetooth headphones have too much lead (0.15% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The travel adaptor does not have proper safety shutters, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock, and it does not meet the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive.
The plastic of the brown purse has too much of the phthalates DEHP and DBP, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system, and too much of the chemicals SCCPs, which harm the environment.
The purple toy slime gives off too much boron (up to 795 mg/kg), and swallowing it or touching too much of it may harm children's health by damaging their reproductive system.
The amount of boron that can migrate from this toy slime is too high, up to 668.28 mg/kg, and swallowing it or touching too much of it may harm children's reproductive system.
The two silicone learning spoons can easily break into small parts, and small children could put them in the mouth and choke.
The whisk has aromatic amines, which may be absorbed through the skin during direct, prolonged contact and can cause cancer, cell mutations and affect reproduction.
The chainsaw has an inadequate safety device, so it may be switched on unintentionally and catch the user unaware, which could lead to injury, and it does not meet the Machinery Directive requirements.
The swim seat, made of a swim noodle and a net with leg openings, resembles a toy, and there is a risk of drowning if children play with it unsupervised.
The notice says the float's overwater structures mean wind may lift, tip, push away or unsteady it, risking falls, capsizing, separation from the caregiver, entrapment or drowning.
The helmet fastener can easily open during a fall or accident, so the helmet could slip off and lead to head injuries, and it does not comply with the PPE Regulation or European standard EN 1087.
The balloons release too many nitrosatable substances (2.19 mg/kg), which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth while playing and make nitrosamines, which may cause cancer.
The balloons release too many nitrosatable substances, which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth during play and make nitrosamines, which may cause cancer, and they break the Toy Safety Directive.
The plastic of this football with a globe pattern has too much di-'isononyl' phthalate (DINP), which may harm children's health by possibly damaging their reproductive system.
The toy has small, strong magnets that could attract one another and cause intestinal blockage or perforation if a child swallows them, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive.
Pillows and soft toys in a baby's sleep space raise the risk of overheating and airway obstruction, linked to sudden infant death syndrome, and this pillow may lead to suffocation.
The bolts and rivets holding the two metal chains to the flail-cutter could break, so the chains might detach during use and hit the user, causing injuries.
The bolts or rivets holding the two metal chains to the flail-type cutting attachment could break, so the chains might come off during use and hit the user, causing injuries.
The bolts or rivets holding the two metal chains to the flail-type cutting attachment could break, so the chains might detach during use and hit the user, causing injuries.
The bolts or rivets holding the two metal chains to the flail-cutter could break, so the chains might detach during use and hit the user, causing injuries.
If a fault occurs during use, the fuse inside the supplied UK power plug may fail to disconnect the power, letting electricity keep flowing into the TV and leading to a fire.
The mask's total filtration capacity is insufficient, so it does not meet health and safety requirements and may not properly protect even when combined with other recommended measures.
The blue aluminium laser projector's beam is too powerful (up to 5.93 mW) and it is not properly labelled, so looking directly at the beam could damage sight.
The helmet does not absorb enough impact, so in a crash users may suffer head injuries, and it does not meet the Personal Protective Equipment Regulation or the European standard EN 1078.
The shoes' electrical resistance is too high, which could let static charge build up on the wearer's body and damage electronic components next to it, and they do not meet the Personal Protective Equipment Regulation or EN 20345.
The toy set has small parts, the suction cups, that can easily come off, and a small child could put them in their mouth and choke.
The lamp's plug does not fit a socket securely and its cord is not suitable for outdoor use and will deteriorate in the sun, so the product could overheat and catch fire.
The black cat-shaped squeeze ball has small parts (the paws) that may easily detach, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke.
The battery compartment can easily be opened without tools, so a child could reach the button batteries, put them in the mouth and swallow them, which could damage the gastrointestinal tract or cause choking.
A seat belt anchorage buckle may not lock properly, so the seat belt might not hold the occupant well in certain collisions, which raises the risk of injury.
Manufacturing errors in steering components may leave them with reduced fatigue strength or prone to breaking, which could make the steering fail and cause accidents and injuries.
Some steering parts, including steering rods, push rods and tie rods, may not have been hardened correctly, so they could wear out faster, weaken and break, and the driver could lose control and have an accident.
The laser beam is too powerful, measured at up to 3 mW, so looking straight at it could damage sight, and the product does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or European standards EN 50689 and EN 60825-1.
The laser beam is too powerful, and looking straight at it could damage sight, and the product does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or European standards EN 50689 and EN 60825-1.
The tattoo ink has too high a concentration of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, notably benzo(a)pyrene, which may cause cancer and is also mutagenic and toxic for reproduction.
The laser beam is too powerful, and looking straight at it could damage sight, and the product does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or the European standards EN 50689 and EN 60825-1.
The product has not been authorised for sale to the general public and has an excessive concentration of bromadiolone, which can cause inhibition of blood clotting, damage to blood vessels leading to internal bleeding and organ damage if ingested.
The product has too much brodifacoum and is not authorised for sale to the general public, and if swallowed brodifacoum can block blood clotting, damage blood vessels causing internal bleeding, and damage organs.
The product has too much bromadiolone (measured at 0.05 g/kg by weight), which if swallowed can stop blood clotting, damage blood vessels causing internal bleeding, and damage organs.
