synaesthesia Posted September 24, 2025 Posted September 24, 2025 12 hours ago, Andrew_C said: Possibly (probably) not the right place for this, but if you have bought any, contact Trading Standards... What. The. Duck ? That is just outright dangerous. Someone unknowing could quite easily see that and think it'd be a great tidy solution for their unsightly power adapters!
6Foot2 Posted October 18, 2025 Author Posted October 18, 2025 Link 1: Aldi recalls Ashfields 30 Day Matured Thin Cut Beef Steaks because of undeclared milk | Food Standards Agency Link 2: Aldi recalls PYB02 PANATAS Part-Baked 6 Pack Custard Tarts because of undeclared allergens | Food Standards Agency
6Foot2 Posted October 25, 2025 Author Posted October 25, 2025 Link: Product Recall: Henry Quick Corded Vacuum (2510-0171) - GOV.UK
LeMarchand Posted December 2, 2025 Posted December 2, 2025 Aldi Dairyfine Salted Caramel Filled Gonks may contain peanut. https://www.food.gov.uk/news-alerts/alert/fsa-aa-74-2025
6Foot2 Posted December 10, 2025 Author Posted December 10, 2025 Link: Illva Saronno S.p.A recalls Disaronno Originale because of the possible presence of glass | Food Standards Agency
6Foot2 Posted December 12, 2025 Author Posted December 12, 2025 Link: Product Recall: Petit Bateau Whale Toy (2512-0138) - GOV.UK
6Foot2 Posted December 16, 2025 Author Posted December 16, 2025 Link: Product Recall: Rice Robot sold by Spree TV (2510-0169) - GOV.UK
6Foot2 Posted December 23, 2025 Author Posted December 23, 2025 Link: Product Safety Report: Knitted Sleeping Bag with Hood (2504-0011) - GOV.UK
6Foot2 Posted December 23, 2025 Author Posted December 23, 2025 Link: Product Safety Report: Aryee LW-060/500/120/002 AC Adapter sold via Amazon (2505-0151) - GOV.UK
6Foot2 Posted December 24, 2025 Author Posted December 24, 2025 Link: Product Recall: John Lewis & Partners Wooden Roast Dinner Toy (2512-0199) - GOV.UK
6Foot2 Posted January 6 Author Posted January 6 Link: Consumer Recall Notice: SMA Infant Formula and Follow-On Formula | Nestlé UK & Ireland Quote The safety and wellbeing of babies is our absolute priority. As a precautionary measure, Nestlé is voluntarily recalling specific batches of its SMA infant formula and follow-on formula. This is due to the potential presence of cereulide in the batches concerned. Batch codes can be found on the base of the tin or box for powdered formulas or the base of the outer box and on the side / top of the container for ready-to-feed formulas. Nevertheless, out of an abundance of caution, Nestlé has decided to perform this voluntary product recall in line with our strict product quality and safety protocols. Consumers who may have these batches should not feed this product to their baby. If you have purchased one of these batches, please share a photo of the product and the batch code via https://www.nestle.co.uk/en-gb/getintouch or by calling our careline on 0800 0 81 81 80 (UK) 1800 931 832 (Ireland) and we will refund you. If you have been prescribed one of these batches listed please destroy the product and speak to your Healthcare Professional for advice on an alternative...
6Foot2 Posted January 24 Author Posted January 24 No recall notice issued (yet?) but products have been withdrawn from sale in the UK: Link: Asbestos found in children’s play sand sold in UK | Retail industry | The Guardian Quote Bottles of children’s play sand have been withdrawn from shelves by the craft retailer Hobbycraft after a parent discovered they were contaminated with asbestos. The parent, who did not wish to be named, raised the alarm after her children played with the sand at a party. She sent samples off to a testing lab, which found traces of asbestos fibres in the bottles of yellow, green and pink sand sold in Hobbycraft’s Giant Box of Craft arts kit. Asbestos can cause cancer in later life if inhaled, although the risk to children who played with the sand is thought to be low. The discovery came two months after asbestos traces found in similar play sand products in Australia prompted a government recall and the closure of schools and nurseries across the country and in New Zealand. All the affected products are manufactured in China, where items containing less than 5% of asbestos can be labelled asbestos-free. UK law says that there is no safe limit for exposure to the mineral...
Andrew_C Posted January 27 Posted January 27 Parents in the UK are being warned not to feed their babies using a particular batch of Aptamil First Infant Formula made by Danone. The company is recalling the product because it contains a toxin, called cereulide, which can cause vomiting. BBC
6Foot2 Posted February 6 Author Posted February 6 On 24/01/2026 at 07:42, 6Foot2 said: No recall notice issued (yet?) but products have been withdrawn from sale in the UK: Link: Asbestos found in children’s play sand sold in UK | Retail industry | The Guardian Link: Product Recall: Colour Forge Basing Sand (2 Colours - Moss Green and Atlantiko Blue) (2602-0038) - GOV.UK
LeMarchand Posted February 12 Posted February 12 Have had this forwarded to me. Important update on first-aid kits For colleagues responsible for first aid The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) have issued updated warnings advising the public to stop using non-sterile alcohol-free cleansing wipes. This follows contamination incidents linked to Burkholderia stabilis infections. The risk to the public remains low, but it is important that we ensure that any wipes in our first aid kits are safe to use. Affected products Non-sterile alcohol-free wipes, of any brand, are not considered safe for use on broken skin. The following four products in particular have shown contamination in tests: . ValueAid Alcohol Free Cleansing Wipes . Microsafe Moist Wipe Alcohol Free · Steroplast Sterowipe Alcohol Free Cleansing Wipes · Reliwipe Alcohol Free Cleansing Wipes
6Foot2 Posted February 18 Author Posted February 18 Link: Product Safety Report: 5M Telescopic Ladder (2602-0086) - GOV.UK
smurfomatic Posted March 11 Posted March 11 Tower Air Fryer recall We have become aware that a small number of Tower Air Fryers have a manufacturing defect which may result in overheating that under certain circumstances could pose a risk of fire.
6Foot2 Posted March 22 Author Posted March 22 Link: MOMA Foods is recalling various porridge pots and sachet products because of possible mouse contamination | Food Standards Agency
synaesthesia Posted March 23 Posted March 23 Argh, too early on a Monday. I read that as MDMA and thought that was certainly one way to give you a morning pick-me-up! 1
6Foot2 Posted April 22 Author Posted April 22 On 31/03/2025 at 09:46, 6Foot2 said: I was on the GOV.UK MOT website checking when my next MOT was due when I noticed: I clicked "Show" below "Check for vehicle recalls" and found that my car does indeed have an issue that needs to be addressed: I have not been notified (by Vauxhall) by other means. Might be worth having a look. I asked my local Vauxhall dealership about my Meriva in March last year. Yesterday a letter arrived with the heading: "URGENT SAFETY RECALL ..." 🙄
6Foot2 Posted April 22 Author Posted April 22 Link: Ramipril 10mg Capsules Recall (Crescent Pharma Limited) [4-page PDF] 1
synaesthesia Posted April 23 Posted April 23 Thanks - have one of these packs! Less said about my GP surgery the better, but shows some of the state of affairs when I get information like this from an IT forum before the GP, who gives me the stuff in the first place does!
Danp Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Both of my daughters' cars have had a recall, 2008 Astra and 2007 Polo, airbags on both of them. As a suggestion, if you have a min to late 2000s VW or Vauxhall, check the Mot website as that will tell you about outstanding recalls.
6Foot2 Posted September 2 Author Posted September 2 Link: Product Safety Report: Wallbox Pulsar Max UK Electric Vehicle Charging Point (2608-0025) - GOV.UK
6Foot2 Posted September 2 Author Posted September 2 Link: Product Recall: ASDA Ladies’ Handbags (2609-0009) - GOV.UK
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