92 recalls from August 10, 2026 to August 16, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The necklace has too much cadmium (0.014% by weight), which builds up in the body, can damage the kidneys and bones and may cause cancer, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The gold-coloured necklace with a coin releases too much nickel, which the notice says is a strong sensitiser that causes allergic reactions when an item stays in contact with the skin.
The cutting tool can be operated without the preparation bowl attached, giving access to the blades, so the user could be cut by the rotating blades.
Because the product is not mechanically strong enough, live parts can be reached, which could give the user an electric shock, and the plug can be inserted in a single-pole manner.
The lighting chain is not mechanically strong enough, so live parts can be reached, which could give the user an electric shock, and it does not meet the required safety standards.
The lighting chain is not strong enough, so live parts can be reached, which could cause electric shock, and its extension socket lets a plug go in with one pole.
Incorrect software calibration means the lithium-ion battery controller may not reliably detect battery cell problems, which could make the car stop while moving and raise the risk of an accident.
A joint on the gas generator in the front seat belt pretensioners may not have been properly welded, so in an accident small parts could detach and raise the risk of injury to passengers.
A software inconsistency may stop some warning lights and required indications from showing correctly on the dashboard, so the driver may not learn of malfunctions, raising the risk of an accident or overheating of electrical circuits.
A software inconsistency may stop some warning lights and required indications from showing correctly on the dashboard, so the driver may not be told of faults, raising the risk of an accident or overheating of electrical circuits.
The toy could rupture and let the sand inside come out, and the sand contains asbestos (up to 5% by weight), which could cause cancer.
The stretchy plastic mouse toy could rupture and let the sand inside come out, and the sand contains asbestos (up to 5% by weight), which could cause cancer.
The toy has small parts (eyes and nose) that may easily come off, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke, so it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or standard EN 71-1.
The toy has a small part, the label, that may easily come off, and a small child could put it in the mouth and choke, and the toy does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or European standard EN 71-1.
The toy's ears are too long and could entangle around a child's neck, and weak seams make the fibrous stuffing easy to reach, so a small child may put it in the mouth and choke.
The glue is highly flammable but has no touch warning of danger, so partially sighted people are not told it is dangerous, and it does not follow the labelling and packaging rules.
The scooter is not stable enough, so a small child may fall and get hurt, and its steering tube may break with sharp edges or collapse, which could cut the child or cause an injury.
The necklace has too much cadmium, up to 19% by weight, which builds up in the body, can damage the kidneys and bones, may cause cancer, and breaks the REACH Regulation.
A design flaw lets the plug of one kind of appliance go into a socket meant for another kind, so the lead gives no protection against electric shock and users could touch live parts.
A design flaw lets the plug of a Class I appliance fit into the socket of this extension cord meant for Class II appliances, so users may get an electric shock.
A design flaw lets some appliance plugs fit sockets meant for other appliances, so users may get an electric shock, and the product does not meet the required standards.
A design flaw lets the plug of a Class I appliance be inserted into a socket meant for Class II appliances, so users may get an electric shock.
The soft toy has small parts (beads and small cubes) that can easily come off, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke.
The lighting chain is not strong enough, so live parts can be reached, which could give the user an electric shock, and its plug can be inserted in a single-pole manner.
Because the lighting chain is not mechanically strong enough, live parts can be reached, which could cause electric shock, and the plug can be inserted in a single-pole manner.
The leather in the handbag contains chromium VI, which is sensitising, can trigger allergic reactions and can cause cancer, and the product does not comply with the REACH Regulation.
Live parts can be reached because the product is not mechanically strong enough, which could cause electric shock, and it also has thin conductors and does not meet its stated moisture protection.
Mounting brackets for the front subframe supporting the toolbox and the rear tailgate latches may not meet specifications, so the toolbox could detach or the tailgate open while moving, risking injuries to other road users.
Rust may make the mounting bolts and front control-arm joints break, which could make the vehicle's handling unpredictable and raise the risk of an accident and injuries.
The stretchy plastic toy could rupture and let the sand inside come out, and that sand contains asbestos (up to 5% by weight), which could cause cancer.
Because of an assembly error, a person touching the earth contact of a socket on this four-socket power strip with quick-plug system could get an electric shock.
Because of an assembly error, a person could get an electric shock when touching the earth contact of a socket on this power strip with six sockets and a quick-plug system.
Because of an assembly error, a person touching the earth contact of the socket could get an electric shock, and the product does not meet the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive.
Because of an assembly error, a person touching the earth contact of a socket on the five-socket extension lead (power strip) could get an electric shock, and it does not meet Low Voltage Directive requirements.
The 62-pack of 5-inch black latex balloons releases too many nitrosatable substances, which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth while playing and generate nitrosamines that may cause cancer.
The fireworks may burst or release burning material after they have functioned, which can lead to injuries, burns, damage to sight, fire and asphyxiation if brought inside, and they do not meet required standards.
The dressing table's construction lets people reach the live terminals of the socket from the rear, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock.
The doll has too much of the phthalates DBP, DEHP and DINP, which may harm children's health, with possible damage to their reproductive system, and in the case of DINP also the liver.
The solder in this battery-operated round LED reindeer light has too much lead, up to 46% by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The solders in the product have too much lead (up to 83% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment, and the product does not meet the RoHS2 Directive requirements.
The solders in the Claus Deko-Element batteriebetrieben figure contain too much lead (up to 91% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS2 Directive rules.
The nipple of the soother could break and make small parts that could choke a child, and the product does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation or the European standard EN 1400.
The glue contains cyanoacrylates that can bond skin and eyes in seconds, but it lacks the required warnings and hazard labels and child-resistant fastening, so users are not properly informed of the dangers.
High levels of C9–C14 Perfluoroalkyl carboxylic acids were found in the outer fabric, which are very hard to break down, can build up over time and pose a serious risk to the environment.
High levels of C9–C14 Perfluoroalkyl carboxylic acids were found in the outer fabric, which are very difficult to break down, can spread through the environment and may build up over time.
The textile labels on these children's shoes (size 28) release too much chromium VI, which is sensitising, can trigger allergic reactions and can cause cancer, and the shoes do not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The transparent latex balloons with confetti filling release too many nitrosatable substances, which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth while playing and make nitrosamines, which may cause cancer.
The plug is too small in key places and its pins are too short, so it may not connect securely to a socket and could expose live parts, and users may receive an electric shock.
The beaks and hands on these soft toys can easily come off, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke, so the toys do not meet the Toy Safety Directive or European standard EN 71-1.
The hood has a drawstring cord with free ends about 18 cm long at neck level, which can become trapped during a child's activities and lead to strangulation.
The 500 ml shampoo lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and the unborn child and may cause skin sensitisation.
The 150 ml deodorant lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system, harm an unborn child and cause skin sensitisation.
The 500 ml hand soap lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and an unborn child and may cause skin sensitisation.
The perfume lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system, harm the unborn child and cause skin sensitisation.
The eau de parfum lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and an unborn child, and may cause skin sensitisation.
The solders in the black and red RCA level controller contain too much lead, up to 37 % by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The gold-yellow sequined tie has a loop to adjust it around the neck and a sharp element, which could cause choking or strangulation if a child uses it.
The black and gold latex balloons release too much nitrosatable substances (2.06 mg/kg), which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth while playing and form nitrosamines, which may cause cancer.
The solders have too much cadmium and lead and the plastic has too much DEHP and DBP, which may pose a risk to human health and the environment and break the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The toy rattle has small parts, the figures and ball bodies, that can easily detach, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke.
The solder in the product has too much lead (up to 0.52% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment, and the product does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive requirements.
The key ring with soft toy has small parts (key chain, nosepiece, beads of the necklace) that can easily detach, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke.
The soft squeeze toy keyring breaks easily and releases small parts, the ring and the links of the keychain, which a small child may put in the mouth and choke on.
The filter lets through too little light, so the view may appear completely dark, and users may lift or remove the glasses to find the sun, exposing their eyes to solar radiation and risking damage to sight.
The eau de parfum lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and an unborn child and cause skin sensitisation.
The plastic of the gloves has too much bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), 20% by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system, and the gloves do not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The rate of nickel release is too high, measured at up to 2 µg/cm2/week, and nickel is a strong sensitiser that causes allergic reactions when an item touches the skin directly for a long time.
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 charger does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or EN 60335-1.
The solders in the product have too much cadmium and lead, which pose a risk to the environment, and the product does not meet the requirements of the RoHS 2 Directive.
The solders in this battery-operated toy phone have too much cadmium and lead, which pose a risk to the environment, and the toy does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive.
The solders in this hanging LED porcelain house contain too much lead (34% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The handheld metal toy releases nickel at too high a rate (up to 1.5 µg/cm2/week), and nickel is a strong sensitiser that causes allergic reactions when an article touches the skin directly for a long time.
The toy releases too much nickel, which the notice says is a strong sensitiser that causes allergic reactions when an article touches the skin directly for a long time, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The plastic of this bath toy set has too much bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), measured at 24% by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The kink protection of the charging cable has too much cadmium, lead and DEHP, which pose a risk to the environment, and DEHP may also pose a risk to human health.
The solders and plastic USB part contain too much lead, which is a risk to the environment, and the plastic USB part has too much DEHP and DBP, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system.
The solders in the rechargeable handheld folding fan have too much lead (up to 48% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The solder in this battery-operated glass Christmas tree ornament has too much lead (up to 0.43% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The solders and cable insulation have too much lead, and the cable insulation has too much DEHP, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system, and lead poses a risk to the environment.
The solders in this paper star with LED lights contain too much lead (up to 0.43 % by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The filter lets through too little light, so the view may look completely dark, and people may lift or remove the glasses to find the sun, which can damage their sight.
The nipple of the soother could break and make small parts that could be a choking hazard to a child, and the product does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation or the European standard EN 1400.
The hard plastic airplane toy has small parts, a propeller holder, that can easily detach, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke.
The light blue denim jacket has long drawstrings with free ends at the neck that can get trapped during a child's activities and lead to strangulation, and it does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or EN 14682.
The eau de parfum lists BMHCA, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system, may harm the health of the unborn child and may cause skin sensitisation.
The eau de parfum lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and the unborn child and cause skin sensitisation.
The eau de parfum lists BMHCA, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and the health of the unborn child, and may cause skin sensitisation.
The 100 ml aftershave lists 2-(4-tert-butylbenzyl) propionaldehyde (BMHCA), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system, harm the unborn child and cause skin sensitisation.
The inflatable swim seat with leg openings may look like a toy, but children could drown if they play with it unsupervised, and it does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or EN 13138.
The fireworks may burst or release burning material closer than the safety distance of 8 m or below 3 m high, and the sound is too loud (up to 129 dB), which can cause injuries, burns, and damage to sight and hearing.
The Kometraket green rocket fireworks may burst or release burning material for a long time after functioning, and debris may fall and hit a bystander, causing burns, injuries and damage to sight.
The fireworks battery with 30 shots may burst or release burning material outside the 8 m safety distance or below 3 m, and the sound is too loud, which can cause burns, eye injuries and hearing damage.
Headsets made between November 27, 2025 and February 6, 2026 may give off feedback noise of up to 106 dBA through the speakers, which can damage hearing, more likely in cold temperatures or with a depleted battery.
A fault in the fuel supply control unit may stop the bus from switching correctly between the main and auxiliary fuel tanks, which could cause a loss of engine power while driving or fuel spilling onto the road, raising the risk of an accident.
Manufacturing errors in steering parts may make them less able to withstand wear and prone to breaking, which could cause the steering to fail and raise the risk of an accident.
Screws that are not properly secured may let the access panels open while the bus is moving, which could create a hazard for people on board and other road users and raise the risk of injury.
