26 recalls from July 6, 2026 to July 12, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The brooches attached to these childrenswear items have casings that contain too much cadmium, which the notice says is a serious chemical risk, and the products do not meet the REACH Regulations 2008.
The grill's earthing terminal has no secondary locking device to stop it loosening, which could let the connection come loose or detach, causing overheating and fire, and the plug fuse is underweighted and suspected to be counterfeit.
The electric motorbike comes with a two-pin plug that cannot incorporate a fuse, so in a fault or overcurrent there is no adequate protection, which may lead to overheating and a risk of fire.
The lotion lists hydroquinone as an ingredient, which is a skin sensitiser and may cause allergic contact dermatitis, and it does not meet the requirements of the Cosmetics Regulation.
The dryer came with a plug that does not meet the size rules of BS 1363, has no room for a fuse, and has pins that are too short, so the plug could overheat and catch fire if a fault happened.
The earrings were found to contain cadmium at 71.7%, which is 7,170 times the maximum permissible limit, and the notice says cadmium builds up in the body, can damage organs and may cause cancer.
The E-Motorbike comes with a two-pin plug that cannot hold a fuse and does not meet BS 1363, so a fault or overcurrent has no adequate protection and may lead to overheating and fire.
There is no evidence the bike, battery charger and battery were made to the required safety standards, and the charger has a 2-pin plug with no fuse, so the battery may explode and a fire may start.
The OPSS says this pillow can cause suffocation when used in a sleep space for babies, because pillows and soft toys increase the risk of overheating and airway obstruction, which have been associated with sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
The pink inflatable baby swimming float has a canopy that may catch the wind and affect its stability, which could cause falls, capsizing, separation from the caregiver, entrapment or drowning.
The pepper mills contain excess concentrations of lead, which the notice says is a serious chemical risk, and they do not meet the requirements of the REACH Enforcement Regulations 2008.
The mains cable can be connected to the pump in reverse, so the live pin connects to the earth pin and accessible metal parts can become live, which is a serious risk of electric shock.
Some Capri-Sun Orange multipacks contain pouches wrongly labelled as Capri-Sun Orange Zero, but they hold regular Capri-Sun Orange with normal sugar, a risk to people who need to manage their sugar intake.
The plastic chain brake lever can melt or deform during use, which could make the chain brake fail so the user cannot stop the chain, leading to injury.
The carton says 250 mg/5 mL, but the bottle inside some cartons of batch 7124002 may be labelled as Phenoxymethylpenicillin Oral Solution 125 mg/5 mL.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
The sand in the jars may be contaminated with a small quantity of asbestos, which the notice says is banned because it poses a risk to health even at low levels of exposure.
The product has Listeria monocytogenes in it, which can cause flu-like symptoms and, in rare cases, serious complications such as meningitis.
The insulation is insufficient and may break down during normal use, so a person touching the metal part of the casing while the lamp is switched on may get an electric shock.
The plug does not meet the size requirements of BS 1363, so it cannot make a secure connection to the socket, which may lead to it overheating and igniting, causing a fire.
The product presents a high risk of electric shock because it is possible to access live parts during use, as 2-pin plugs and upside-down plugs can be put into the 3-pin sockets.
The membrane is sold as Euroclass B, but there is no evidence it can consistently reach that level for reaction to fire, so it may not perform as declared or suit its intended use.
The spatulas contain methylenedianiline above the permitted limit, which may migrate into food during normal use and could pose a risk to consumer health.
The baby feeder is shaped like a soother, and when it is used, parts can detach and make food reachable to the baby unexpectedly, which is a choking risk.
The marble chips sealed inside the doorstops and draught excluders may be contaminated with a small quantity of asbestos, which the notice says is a risk to health even at low levels of exposure.
The sand inside the doorstops may be contaminated with a small quantity of asbestos, which is a banned substance because it poses a risk to health even at low levels of exposure.
The sand inside the toys may be contaminated with a small quantity of asbestos, which is banned because it poses a risk to health even at low levels of exposure.
