Recall archive
Recalls, week of Sep 7, 2026
10 recalls from September 7, 2026 to September 13, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
Serious riskOPSSSafety notice·Heating and appliances The charger has poor quality internal connections and internal wires that are all the same length, which could leave it without protective earthing and live during use, risking electric shock.
Romada
A manufacturing defect in the glue can make the closure strips come off, which may release small magnets that can cause serious internal injuries if swallowed, especially by young children.
Fidlock GmbH
Listeria monocytogenes has been found in the olives, and it can cause flu-like symptoms and, rarely, serious problems such as meningitis, with some people more vulnerable.
Waitrose
OPSSSafety notice·Outdoor and sports The drill driver has a plug that is not compatible with UK sockets, which may make live parts reachable when it is put in or need unsafe insertion, raising the chance of an electric shock.
Poriya
OPSSSafety notice·Home and kitchen The plug fuse has too little filler material (ballast), so the plug may overheat and the product may catch fire, and it does not meet the requirements of BS 1362.
Betopper
OPSSSafety notice·Home and kitchen The plug fuse does not contain enough filler material (ballast), so if a fault happens the plug may overheat and the product may catch fire.
Betopper
Certain batches of the treadmill may have a defect that can make it overheat, and if it overheats it could ignite and cause a fire.
Volta / Fitness Superstore
OPSSSafety notice·Outdoor and sports There is no evidence that the scooter and its supplied lithium-ion battery were assessed against the relevant safety standards, so the charger or battery may overheat and cause a fire.
Poriya
The snail's eyes easily come off and make small parts that young children may put in their mouths, which could cause choking, and the toy is also missing required safety information and markings.
Runq!
The lithium-ion battery in the Love to Dream Sleep Machine may overheat during charging, which could pose a fire hazard to consumers.
Love to Dream