Retailer INF is recalling several bicycle helmets and head protectors over a risk of serious head injuries, SVT reports, citing a statement from the Swedish Consumer Agency. The agency says the helmets’ protective performance has not been verified through the required EU type examination, so the …

Retailer INF is recalling several bicycle helmets and head protectors over a risk of serious head injuries, SVT reports, citing a statement from the Swedish Consumer Agency. The agency says the helmets’ protective performance has not been verified through the required EU type examination, so the …

Lífland ehf. is recalling Kornax cinnamon roll cake after a piece of plastic was found in a cinnamon-sugar bag included with the product, mbl.is reported. The recall was made in consultation with the Reykjavík Health Inspection. It covers two production batches of 475-gram packs, made by the Dani…

SOK is recalling frozen Coop Chopped Chili from S Group stores and online shops after a batch was found to contain cadmium above the European Union limit, Yle reports, citing the Finnish Food Authority. SOK is asking customers to stop using the product and discard its contents. Empty packaging ca…

Arla is withdrawing a batch of its protein puddings from sale because the products may contain small glass fragments, Yle reports, citing the company. Arla said the likelihood of any individual product containing glass is very low. The recall covers Arla Protein puddings in chocolate, vanilla and…

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The audit found HSAs averaged months between product sale and advisory issuance; auditors recommended outreach, recall improvements and clearer statutory guidance; MED described recent reductions in timelines and planned consumer QR code.

The affected products are being recalled from the marketplace due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has taken legal action against Kmart for selling OXX brand fingernail glue without adequate safety warnings about burn risks. Court documents reveal the product caused third-degree burns requiring hospitalisation and skin grafts for some customers, including children. Despite receiving over 50 complaints between 2017 and 2024, Kmart continued selling the product without warnings until December 2024, when they updated packaging but kept selling pre-existing stock without warnings until February 2025. The ACCC deputy chair, Catriona Lowe, explained the glue caused a chemical reaction when it contacted fabric, burning skin and sometimes sticking to it. The product's packaging contained other safety warnings but omitted burn risks. Lowe stated consumers should be warned about material risks before purchase, which Kmart failed to do. The ACCC also alleges Kmart breached consumer law by selling button battery-powered children's watches without required safety testing and GPS tracking tags with incomplete safety warnings. Kmart expressed disappointment at the ACCC's action on 'historical matters' but apologised for injuries and stated they had submitted mandatory injury reports. Under Australian consumer law, selling products without mandatory safety information carries a maximum penalty of $100 million. The ACCC's action highlights the importance of consumer safety information for products used by the general public, especially those marketed for home use.

Iceland’s Food and Veterinary Authority has warned consumers not to eat a Timur berry spice after salmonella was detected in the product, mbl.is reported. The company Lifa ehf. has recalled it in consultation with the Reykjavík Health Inspectorate. The recall covers Medelys Timur berry (Zanthoxyl…

Britax Römer is recalling an unspecified number of Baby Safe Pro infant car seats after crash tests showed the harness buckle could release, throwing a crash-test dummy from the seat, SVT reports. The recall covers seats made between December 26, 2025, and September 30, 2026, when used with the V…