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Shein has recalled a popular sand product due to asbestos contamination concerns, urging customers to stop using it immediately.

Tesco has recalled a children's arts and crafts kit due to potential asbestos contamination.

Hobbycraft has recalled a children's product over concerns of asbestos contamination, urging customers to stop using it immediately for safety reasons.

The beauty brand Hello Sunday has recalled an eye cream due to failing safety tests that indicate it may not provide adequate sun protection.

A safety recall has been issued for a jacket from the Swedish brand RevolutionRace due to a potentially dangerous design flaw.

A contaminated chicken product sold at Rimi stores in Lithuania has led to a recall due to the discovery of Salmonella bacteria.

An urgent recall has been issued for a beauty product sold on TikTok due to potential cancer-causing chemicals.

Asda has announced an urgent recall of several toy products due to serious health risks, including potential asbestos contamination and choking hazards for children.

Biedronka has announced the recall of a thermal jug due to a construction defect affecting its safety standards.

A child safety recall has been issued for the Mumuru starry sky lamp sold in Denmark due to a removable battery in the remote control posing a choking hazard.

Tesco and Morrisons have issued urgent product recalls for items due to health risks from contamination and undeclared allergens.

Aldi and Asda have recalled certain children's toys due to concerns that they may be contaminated with asbestos, advising consumers to cease usage immediately.

Home Brands AS is recalling a red bowl set after analyses reveal it emits formaldehyde at levels higher than permitted, posing potential health risks.

Rawpowder is recalling a dietary supplement due to mercury contamination, urging customers not to use the product and to seek refunds.

Finland's Tukes warns consumers to immediately cease using the Power Plus TNS-30W-120150-2 charger due to safety hazards.

Tesco has recalled its Grape & Berry Medley fruit product due to salmonella contamination, advising customers to return it for a refund.

The Norwegian retailer Bohus has issued a recall for its SERONA light chain due to a fire hazard linked to a short circuit detected in the product's transformer.

A recall has been issued for chocolate creams from the Maison Bordier brand in France due to potential contamination with glass shards.

Asda has issued an urgent recall for a children's toy due to a choking hazard after discovering a small part can become loose.

A popular baby self-feeding pillow has been recalled due to posing a serious risk of harm to infants, as it can lead to choking or aspiration pneumonia during unsupervised feeding.

UK households are urged to immediately stop using certain baby self-feeding pillows due to significant safety risks, including potential choking hazards and aspiration pneumonia.

A number of serious product recalls have been issued this week in the UK, affecting children's books, a pram, and Valentine's gifts due to safety concerns.

Jacobs Utvalgte's ham is being recalled due to a suspected listeria contamination, urging consumers to discard or return the product for a refund.

The Food Standards Agency has issued a recall for certain chilled desserts due to incorrect use-by dates that render them unsafe to eat.

Farmfoods has recalled a snack product due to insufficient allergen labeling, specifically affecting Ritz Cheese Sandwiches from Indonesia.

Tesco has recalled a Valentine's Day mug due to a burn risk and urged customers not to use it.

French health authorities have reported a third infant death linked to a recall of infant formula, although no proven causal link has been established.

Coop Norway is recalling its Havregull Skåret bread due to possible contamination with metal pieces, urging customers to return the product.

Ikea is recalling a series of wall lamps due to a production defect in the cable that poses a risk of electric shock.

Ikea is recalling its Nymåne wall lamps due to a risk of electric shock associated with a production defect.

Ikea has recalled its Nymåne lamps due to a risk of electric shock caused by a manufacturing defect.

Atria Suomi Oy is recalling its Atria Coleslaw product due to incorrect allergen labeling.

Two sushi products have been recalled from supermarkets due to incorrect use-by dates, making them unsafe for consumption.

Products featuring Peppa Pig and Hey Duggee have been recalled due to a choking hazard, prompting public warnings to return the items for a refund.

The Office for Product Safety and Standards has issued urgent recalls for products including beauty creams, bath melts, and duvets due to safety concerns such as mercury and choking hazards.

The distributor of infant formulas "Aptamil" and "Tutteli" in Latvia, SIA "Nutricia", has recalled several product batches as a precautionary measure according to the Food and Veterinary Service (PVD).

Aytac Foods Distribution Limited has recalled Darna Tahini due to a serious allergy risk, prompting the Food Standards Agency to warn consumers to avoid the product.

A new baby milk scandal involving Lactalis has led to product recalls in many markets due to fears of toxin presence, prompting investigations that may be linked to infant deaths.

The state inspectorate has announced a recall of semi-durable sausage due to potential gluten allergen content, although non-sensitive individuals can still consume it.

Nestlé is expanding its recall of baby formula to three new product batches, which include two previously recalled products.

Nestlé's recall of infant formula has been expanded to include additional batches delivered to grocery stores in January 2026.

Nestle has issued a recall for a new batch of SMA baby formula over concerns of a heat-resistant toxin that could cause serious gastrointestinal issues.

Nestlé has announced a recall of its SMA Advanced First Infant Milk due to the detection of a food poisoning toxin, following previous recalls last month.

Nestlé has expanded its recall of infant formula products due to potential contamination with cereulid toxin from Bacillus cereus.

Fifteen students became ill after consuming vegetable balls, leading to a product recall.

A popular bath product has been recalled due to a choking hazard for children and vulnerable adults who may mistake it for food.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has called for stricter regulations on cereulide toxin in infant formula following a product recall of major global brands in dozens of countries, including Croatia.

A person was hospitalized for acute methanol poisoning after consuming a recalled hand sanitiser from Australia's largest privately owned hotel chain, prompting authorities to take action due to high methanol content in the product.

Croatian authorities have issued a recall for the infant food product Alfamino due to the presence of the dangerous Bacillus cereus toxin, affecting a specific batch that does not meet food safety regulations.

The Office for Product Safety Standards has issued an urgent warning for consumers to stop using a popular hot water bottle due to safety concerns.