74 recalls from October 12, 2026 to October 18, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The toy includes small foam balls that small children may put in the mouth and choke on, and the product does not comply with the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.
The teddy bear key ring has small parts (flower, right eye, metal ring) that can easily detach, so a small child could put them in the mouth and choke.
The metal ring on the toy has small parts that can easily detach, so a small child could put them in the mouth and choke, and the product does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or EN 71-1.
The metal ring on the soft toy can easily come off, and a small child could put it in the mouth and choke, so the toy does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.
Moisture getting in could rust a steering rack bolt, which may make the bolt break and cause a loss of steering, raising the risk of accidents and injuries.
If a child swallows the small magnets, they could attract one another and cause intestinal blockage or perforation, and a child could also choke on them.
A loosened screw may get caught in the steering mechanism so the steering does not work correctly, or make the handle lock come off, which could cause loss of control, a fall and injury.
The solders in the cordless electric shaver have too much lead (0,15% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules on hazardous substances.
The front seat head cushions may not be secured well enough and could come off in a collision, which could reduce protection for people in the car and increase the risk of injury.
The bolts or rivets holding the two chainsaw chains to this flail-type cutting attachment could break, so the chains might come off during use and hit the user, causing injuries.
The light blue jacket and trousers have long drawstrings with free ends at the neck and waist that can become trapped during a child's activities, leading to strangulation and injuries.
The bolts or rivets holding the two chainsaw 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 six knives could break, so the chains might come off during use and hit the user, causing injuries, and the product does not meet the Machinery Directive or Commission Decision 2012/32/EU.
The soft toy keyring has small parts, a chain and a bow-shaped cape fastener, that can easily come off, and a small child could put them in their mouth and choke.
The adaptor's insulation and the distances between its circuits are not enough, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock.
The space between the live parts of the adaptor is too small, which creates a risk of electric shock and fire, and the product does not meet the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive.
The soother holder is too long and can wrap around a child's neck, which could cause strangulation, and it does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation.
The laser beam is too powerful and the product is not properly labelled, so looking straight at the beam could cause damage to sight.
The gold-coloured metal jewellery set of rings and earrings releases too much nickel, which can cause allergic reactions, and contains too much lead, which is harmful to human health.
The silver-coloured anklet releases too much nickel, which can cause allergic reactions when it stays in direct contact with the skin for a long time, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The solders in this koala bear plush toy with electrical functions have excessive lead and cadmium, which the notice says pose a risk to the environment and break the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The charger's plug face does not meet size requirements and its fuse is considered counterfeit and lacks the required ballast, so it may not be protected in a fault, which could cause overheating and a fire.
The notice says there is not enough technical documentation or proof of production control, so the bike may overheat and catch fire, and its extra two-pin plug does not meet requirements and could also overheat.
The plastic of the armband has too much of a group of chemicals called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which may cause cancer, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The shampoo lists p-phenylenediamine (PPD), phenylmethylpyrazolone, m-aminophenol and n,n-bis(2-hydroxyethyl)-p-phenylenediamine sulfate, which are prohibited in shampoos and can cause an allergic skin reaction.
The ingredients list shows p-aminophenol and 4-amino-m-cresol, which are prohibited in shampoos and can cause an allergic skin reaction, so the product does not comply with the Cosmetic Products Regulation.
The balloons release too many nitrosatable substances, which generate nitrosamines that may cause cancer if a child touches them or puts them in the mouth, and they fail the Toy Safety Directive and EN 71-12.
The solders in this LED desk lamp shaped like an animal have too much lead and cadmium, which pose a risk to the environment, and the lamp does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive.
The shampoo lists p-aminophenol and 4-Amino-m-cresol, which are prohibited in shampoos and can cause an allergic skin reaction, so it does not comply with the Cosmetic Products Regulation.
The solders in this electric piano mat toy have too much lead and cadmium, which the notice says pose a risk to the environment, and the toy does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive.
The shampoo's ingredient list shows p-phenylenediamine (PPD), toluene-2,5-diamine, p-aminophenol, m-aminophenol, 4-amino-2-hydroxytoluene, 1-naphthol and 4-amino-m-cresol, which are prohibited in shampoos and can cause an allergic skin reaction.
The purple toy slime releases too much boron, which could harm children's health by damaging their reproductive system if swallowed or touched in excess, and it does not meet toy safety requirements.
The fabric contains an excessive quantity of perfluorooctanoic-acid-related compounds (PFOAs), which the notice says bioaccumulate, pose a risk to human health, can cause developmental and reproductive toxic effects and are carcinogenic.
The rosary bracelet with pink-coloured beads and a round metal pendant releases too much nickel, which can cause allergic reactions when it stays in contact with the skin.
The toy gun has small ball projectiles that a small child may put in the mouth and choke on, and the balls expand with saliva or stomach liquids, which can block the airway or intestines.
The plastic contains too much DEHP, DBP and short chain chlorinated paraffins, and the notice says the phthalates may harm children's reproductive system while the paraffins can harm the environment and human health.
The toy has a long cord that may wrap around a child's neck and tighten as the child moves, which could cause strangulation, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.
The helmet's ability to absorb impact is insufficient, so users may suffer head injuries in an impact, and it does not comply with the Regulation ECE 22-06.
The helmet's ability to absorb impact is insufficient, so users may suffer head injuries in an impact, and it does not comply with the Regulation ECE 22-06.
The helmet does not absorb enough impact, so users may suffer head injuries in a crash, and it does not comply with the Regulation ECE 22-06.
The solders have too much lead and cadmium and the cable plastic has too much DEHP, DBP and SCCPs, which the notice says pose a risk to the environment and to human health, and prolonged skin exposure may cause cancer.
The green latex balloons release too many nitrosatable substances, which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth while playing and make nitrosamines, which may cause cancer.
In an impact, the helmet's retention system could easily come detached and the helmet could slip completely off the head, leaving the user exposed to injuries, and it does not meet Regulation ECE 22-06.
The cable plastic has too much DEHP, DBP, lead and short chain chlorinated paraffins, and the solders have too much lead and cadmium, which the notice says pose a risk to human health and the environment.
The cable's plastic has too much DEHP, DBP and SCCPs and the solders have too much lead, which the notice says pose a risk to human health and the environment.
The blade is sold as an attachment for an angle grinder, which could be used like a hand-held circular saw, causing kickback or loss of control of the tool and resulting in injuries.
Because of its design, live parts such as the heating spring can be easily reached through the air outlet, so a user could get an electric shock, and the hairdryer overheats, which could cause a fire.
The rosary necklace with dark blue-coloured beads, a round metal pendant and a metal cross releases nickel at a rate that is too high, and nickel causes allergic reactions in articles that touch the skin for long.
The rosary bracelet with black-coloured beads, a round metal pendant and a metal cross releases too much nickel, which is a strong sensitiser and can cause allergic reactions on skin contact.
The masks have not passed the required conformity tests for personal protective equipment category III, so using them for sanding, painting and polishing risks contact with substances hazardous to health.
The guardrail is not high enough to protect against falls, and the spacing between the rails is too large, so a child could slip between them and fall and be injured.
The solders have too much lead and the cable plastic has too much DEHP, DBP and SCCPs, which pose risks to the environment and human health, and prolonged skin exposure to SCCPs may cause cancer.
A fixed decorative bow made from a white drawstring at the waist can become trapped during a child's activities, leading to injuries, and the shorts do not meet European standard EN 14682.
The metal brooches have too much cadmium (4% by weight), which builds up in the body, can damage the kidneys and bones and may cause cancer, and they break REACH and General Product Safety Regulation rules.
Floating seats with leg openings must be used under constant adult supervision, and there is a risk of drowning if children play with this one unsupervised; it does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or EN 13138-3.
The dumpling material breaks apart easily, releasing water beads and small parts that a small child may put in the mouth and choke on, and the toy does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or EN 71-1.
The charger has poor quality internal connections and internal wires that are all the same length, which could leave it without protective earthing and make it live during use, risking electric shock.
The solders contain too much lead and cadmium, and the cable plastic contains too much DEHP, DBP and SCCPs, which the notice says pose risks to the environment and to human health.
The swim briefs have long cords with free ends at the waist that could become trapped during a child's activities, leading to strangulation, and the product does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or EN 14682.
The solders contain too much lead and cadmium and the cable plastic has too much of certain phthalates and short chain chlorinated paraffins, which pose risks to human health and the environment.
The 88 ml body spray contains hydroxyisohexyl 3-cyclohexene carboxaldehyde (HICC), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may cause an allergic skin reaction.
The detergent contains the allergenic fragrance benzyl alcohol, which is not in the list of ingredients, so people may not know it is there and could have allergic reactions or skin sensitisation.
The earthing conductor is shorter than the current-carrying conductors, so if the supply cord slips out of its anchorage the earthing could disconnect first, leaving accessible metal parts unearthed and potentially live.
The necklace with a pendant reading "E OF SWEDEN" releases too much nickel, which can cause allergic reactions when it touches the skin for a long time, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.
The solders in the solar powered LED lights contain too much lead (up to 69.3% by weight), which poses a risk to the environment, and the product does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive.
The solders in this pink toy camera with a white USB have too much lead, up to 36.9% by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The pouches are meant for oral use, which is prohibited, and nicotine exposure may cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, faster heart rate and higher blood pressure, and repeated use may lead to dependence.
The solders in the Inflatable balloon - LED lamp, an inflatable balloon with LED lamp, remote control and pump, have too much lead and cadmium, which pose a risk to the environment.
The solders in this electric speed push puzzle game toy have excessive lead and cadmium, which pose a risk to the environment, and the toy does not meet the RoHS 2 Directive.
The solders in this electric neck massager with a USB cord have too much lead, up to 54% by weight, which poses a risk to the environment and breaks the RoHS 2 Directive rules.
The plastic of the toy set has too much dibutyl phthalate (DBP), which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system, and it does not meet the REACH Regulation or the Toy Safety Directive.
The squeezable teddy bear toy has small parts (hearts, tree decoration, stars) that can easily detach, and a small child could put them in the mouth and choke.
The eau de parfum, 50 ml, has too much isoeugenol (up to 0.14% by weight), which may cause an allergic skin reaction and is not listed in the ingredients.
Because the insulation between the input and output circuits is inadequate, a user can get an electric shock from easily accessible live parts, and the product does not meet Machinery Directive requirements.
A crack can form around the tyre sidewall and spread during use, which could cause a rapid loss of tyre pressure, affect how stable the vehicle is and raise the risk of an accident.
