Recall archive
Recalls, week of Dec 1, 2025
11 recalls from December 1, 2025 to December 7, 2025. Urgent ones come first.
Serious riskOPSSSafety notice·Heating and appliances The transformer is poorly built and does not meet minimum creepage and clearance distances, and the plug face may not make a secure connection with the socket, so touching a live part could cause an electric shock.
Serious riskOPSSSafety notice·Heating and appliances The fan heater's plug does not meet the size requirements of BS 1363 and its ISOD pin is too short, so it may not connect securely to the socket or give enough earthing protection, risking electric shock.
Serious riskOPSSSafety notice·Children's products and toys The notice says the plastic clips and foam arch are of a shape that can present choking and impaction risks, and the product does not meet the Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011.
Serious riskOPSS·Home and kitchen Testing found too much of a primary aromatic amine (PAA) in the grey pasta scoop strainer, and PAAs are considered carcinogenic, so the notice calls it a serious health risk.
OXO
Serious riskOPSSSafety notice·Electronics and batteries The plug pins are too close to the edge of the plug face, so the plug does not connect securely and someone pulling it from the wall may touch the pins and get an electric shock.
The Hot & Spicy Chips contain mustard and the Pizza Chips contain celery, which are not mentioned on the label, so they are a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard or celery.
Calbee Group UK Ltd
OPSSSafety notice·Home and kitchen The notice says live parts of the spotlight can be reached without tools and could give an electric shock, and the plug has a PCB track instead of a fuse, which could lead to it overheating and/or exploding.
Joyinled
OPSSSafety notice·Home and kitchen The mirror has too little insulation and spacing inside, so if there is a fault the insulation could fail and the product could become live, giving a high risk of electric shock.
Purril Lighting Appliance Factory
The plug does not meet the requirements of BS 1363, with insufficient creepage and clearance distances and live and neutral pins that are too short, which could cause overheating and/or exploding.
The plug fuse does not meet the size requirements of BS 1362, so in a surge or fault the fuse may fail to work as intended, causing the plug to explode or catch fire.
The plug pins are too close to the edge of the plug face, so it may not connect securely to the socket and a person pulling it from the wall could touch the pins and get an electric shock.