Children at risk: A recent recall concerns a stroller. A part can come loose here, which leads to the risk of injury.
- There are always recalls in Germany
- Reason for the recall *in food there are often impurities, germs and bacteria
- Cars from manufacturers such as Mercedes, VW, BMW and Toyota are also affected by recalls
Update from Friday, 08/14/2020, 9:50 a.m .: Children should be protected by a current recall. Here a buggy is being recalled, which can pose a danger to children and parents. A handlebar can come loose, creating a risk of falling for the child. This product is affected:
Affected by the recall:
Manufacturer: Thule Group
Product: Thule Sleek Buggy
Product number: 11000001-11000019 - Located on the product nameplate, on the lower part of the buggy frame
Affected manufacture: May 2018 to September 2019
However, there are also products where the problem has already been resolved. This can be recognized by the fact that there is a sticker with the inscription “QC 2020” on the frame. These can be used just as safely as all products manufactured from October 2019.
Children in danger: Thule buggy on call
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Anyone who has an affected buggy should no longer use it. The frame is exchanged free of charge by the manufacturer Thule. Those affected can contact customer service directly at thulesleek19@thule.com.
Update from Friday, 08/14/2020, 6:30 a.m .: A curious problem is currently leading to a recall from the American car manufacturer Chevrolet . The trunk of the new Corvette C8 , which came onto the market just a few weeks ago , is affected .
The “ frunk ” (trunk word from the English terms “front” and “trunk”) cannot be opened from the inside ten minutes after the engine has been switched off. Why is that a problem? Small people who, for whatever reason, could take a seat in the trunk would then no longer be able to escape from the frunk without help. Chevrolet emphasizes this in a statement.
The solution is probably quite simple: C8 owners don't even have to drive their car to the workshop, but can fix the problem with an over-the-air software update, provided the customer has chosen this option for their vehicle. The update ensures that the release button opens the frunk even if the on-board electronics have been switched off for more than ten minutes.
Car recall at Chevrolet: The new Corvette C8 is affected.
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Recall from Ford: Hybrid car could catch fire
Update from Thursday, August 13th, 2020, 3 p.m .: Owners of a Ford Kuga plug-in hybrid are currently no longer allowed to charge their vehicle. As confirmed by the manufacturer Ford, the car could catch fire.
According to information from the car magazine Auto Motor und Sport in are Germany 4,672 vehicles from the production period from 07/01/2019 to 15/07/2020, a total of 26,000 models of the Ford Kuga and the Ford Escape affected.
Car recall: The Ford Kuga plug-in hybrid could catch fire while charging.
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As Ford reports, the high-voltage batteries or components for the charge control must discharge hot gases in the event of a technical problem, which can affect other components and trigger a fire . "This event can also occur while the vehicle is connected to a charger and is charging unattended," says the car manufacturer.
Therefore, Ford is recalling the Kuga PHEV for retrofitting. However, since the component will only be available from 08/24/2020, the holder should make an appointment with the contractual partner for repairs.
Recall from ice cube gadget: danger of suffocation!
Update from Friday, August 7th, 2020, 5:20 p.m.: Kassel - The decorative retail chain Depot has published a recall. This affects the following product:
Product affected by the recall:
Product name: Ice cubes Fruits, 20 pcs.
Item number: YTL0021240
Costs: 1.99 € or CHF 3.95
Selling points: Depot branches and Depot online shop
Sales period: 07/14/2020 to 08/05/2020
Manufacturer: Gries Deco Company GmbH
The recall was published because, according to the manufacturer, there is a risk of suffocation with the product. Specifically, it concerns the “strawberry” ice cube, which, according to the manufacturer, can easily be mistaken for food. The article can be returned in any depot branch. You will get the purchase price back even without a receipt.
Call back at Depot: This popular summer gadget poses a risk of suffocation
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Hasbro toy recall: Hazardous amounts of lead found in water guns
Update from Wednesday, August 5th, 2020, 9:50 a.m.: The toy manufacturer Hasbro recently published a recall . Two water pistols are affected. These are the two products:
The reason for the recall is the lead content in the stickers affixed to the two products. The guidelines of the manufacturer were violated by a third party manufacturer. He had bought the stickers from an unauthorized supplier. Hasbro has now ordered new training for the entire supply chain.
Recall: Super Soaker XP30 also affected
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A total of 119,000 copies of the water pistols are being recalled. 42,500 of these are for the XP 20 model and 77,500 for the XP 30 model. The manufacturer has set up a website that offers support to affected consumers. This is where the return and refund of the items is organized.
Recall of organic hemp oil: psychoactive substance can have a negative impact on health
Update from Saturday, August 1st, 2020, 10:04 a.m .: The Garting oil mill has published a recall . It is about an organic hemp oil with the best before date 06.05.2021. The reason for the recall: An increased THC level of 0.04 percent was found in the oil.
The psychoactive substance poses a health risk . If taken too much, there is a risk of reduced memory function. Another consequence could be a decrease in blood pressure.
Item: organic hemp oil
Best before date: 05/06/2021
In recall: organic hemp oil from Ölmühle Garting.
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The hemp oil was sold through the farm shop, the Internet and the following dealers:
- Paul & Paulina
- Hanfoo
- Village shop Zwiefe, Übersee
- Glow
- Food for Life
Customers would get the cost of the hemp oil reimbursed. A replacement is also possible.
Recall of sausage: Possible contamination from salmonella
Update from Thursday, July 30th, 2020, 9.43 a.m.: A manufacturer had to publish a recall due to bacterial contamination. The Rostocker Wurst- & Schinkenspezialiitäten GmbH calls two of its articles because of the suspicion of contamination with salmonella. These are the two products:
Article: Streichmettwurst fine
Content: 125g
Best before dates : 08/03/2020 - 08/11/2020
Note: The manufacturer asks its customers to comply with the recall and no longer consume the sausage.
Article: tea sausage
Content: 125g
Best before dates : 08/03/2020 - 08/11/2020
Note: The manufacturer asks its customers to comply with the recall and no longer consume the sausage.
The products affected by the recall were sold in the following branches:
- net
- Norma
- EDEKA
- Rewe
- globe
- real
Affected by the recall: Streichmettwurst.
© Screenshot from the recall letter from Rostocker Wurst- und Schinkenspezialitäten GmbH
The tea sausage was mainly sold in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. However, it was also found in the markets of parts of the following federal states:
- Brandenburg
- Berlin
- Saxony
- Saxony-Anhalt
- Schleswig-Holstein
- Lower Saxony
- Hamburg
Recall for cooler: In the worst case, people can suffocate
Update from Wednesday, July 29th, 2020, 4:46 p.m .: The manufacturer AI&E. has announced a recall . This affects a cooling jug with ice cubes. According to the manufacturer, the article carries the risk of choking on the ice cubes it contains. Specifically, this affects products with the barcodes 8711252 01951 2 and 401209 39053 5. The products can be returned to the store where they were purchased. The entire purchase price will be reimbursed for this.
The cooling jug from the company AI & E.
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Recall: A popular vegetable is also being recalled
Since July 29th, 2020 I. Schroeder KG has been recalling its monastery garden “Delikatess Gurkenfässchen Auslese”. A piece of glass was found in one of the pickle jars, which resulted in the recall. The product was only sold at Aldi-Nord *. Cucumbers with the best before date 31.12.2022 and batch number 14607640819 are affected. The batch number can be found on the edge of the lid of the cucumber jars.
Update from Tuesday, July 28, 2020, 6:56 a.m.: A spice that is often used is affected by a recall. The manufacturer warns of a toxic ingredient. If taken for a long time, this can lead to liver disease. In a study, an increased level of toxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PA) was found in the organic spice “Cumin whole, 50g” from the WeltPartner eG brand.
The organic spice "Cumin whole, 50g" from the WeltPartner eG brand is being recalled.
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Pyrrolizidine alkaloids are natural substances whose degradation products broken down in the liver have a toxic effect. In high doses, toxic PAs can lead to fatal liver dysfunction such as hepatic occlusion. The manufacturer warns against consuming the product. The spice has been taken off the market and can be returned without presenting the receipt.
Update from Monday, July 27th, 2020, 1:49 p.m.: Refillable bottles are an environmentally friendly alternative to disposable bottles. But if you like to fill your bottle with carbonated drinks, you should check them out. A popular bottle may have an explosive effect when it is opened. The new model from the manufacturer FLSK has a soft sealing ring in which the carbon dioxide cannot gradually escape, so the lid can suddenly detach from the bottle neck.
The company FLSK Products GmbH is recalling some of its drinking bottles. Transporting carbonated liquids can cause injuries when opening. (Screenshot)
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The manufacturer has therefore issued a warning. However, there is no product recall . Bottles with lot number 103-2-1 in the sizes 350 ml and 500 ml are affected. A champagne cork effect can occur with the product concerned. Despite the explosive effect when opening, there is an all-clear. "Don't worry: the FLSK won't explode," said FLSK.
Update from Monday, July 27th, 2020, 12:52 p.m.: Bacteria were found in a product for babies and children that can cause serious illness. The Migros company has launched a recall for baby food *. The affected baby products of the Mibébé brand should under no circumstances be consumed. Microbiological contamination by Cronobacter bacteria was found in four types of cereal porridge. These can cause serious infections such as meningitis (inflammation of the skin of the brain). In the worst case scenario, meningitis can be fatal in babies.
Update from Monday, July 27th, 2020, 12:13 p.m.: A cancer pathogen was discovered in a utensil for the kitchen. The manufacturer will recall the affected spoon. It shouldn't be used for cooking. The kitchen utensil in the recall * is the Fiskars Functional Form cooking spoon. The acceptable limit for paA (primary aromatic amines) was exceeded in the product. Primary aromatic amines can increase the risk of cancer cancer. The substance of concern could be transferred when cooking or when the kitchen appliance comes into contact with food.
Update from Friday, July 24th, 2020, 3:56 p.m.: Mercedes is currently calling back . The automaker is recalling various models that have problems with the electronics, the EPS and the exhaust. The recall affects cars from the Mercedes A-Class, C-Class and Mercedes C 300 de Hybrid models, among others.
In one model, an error can increase the risk of an accident. The electronic stability program ESP is affected. The software of the program must be updated in the workshop for the affected cars. Around 162,000 Mercedes cars worldwide are affected by the recall *.
Recall of popular organic product: Caution! Poison residues
Update from Thursday, July 9th, 2020, 5:36 p.m.: A popular organic product is being recalled. The article affected by the recall may contain residues of a mushroom toxin. In the worst case, too high a concentration of naturally occurring fungal toxins (mycotoxins) can cause liver damage.
The recall concerns “Biogreno” brand corn wafers. The corn wafers are manufactured by the Bartels Langness (Bela) company based in Kiel. The mold toxin arises from errors in harvesting, drying or further processing, for example when plant products are stored too moist, informs the recall portal productwarnung.eu. The affected product has the best before date 25.02.2021.
Recall: Mycotoxins - manufacturer calls back "Biogreno corn waffles" https://t.co/m0Y6YSc7qD
- Product Warning (@ Product Warning1) July 3, 2020Callback to Netto: There is a health risk
Update from Sunday, July 5th, 2020, 4:51 p.m.: The supermarket chain Netto is calling back almonds. There can be a significant health hazard when consuming the product . The almonds from the supplier August Töpfer & Co. (GmbH & Co.) KG are affected by the recall. Netto published the recall on June 29, 2020 on the company's website.
Recall: Salmonella manufacturer calls back “Clarky's almonds completely natural” via Netto Marken-Discounthttps: //t.co/1jvg1L4AGu
- Product Warning (@ Product Warning1) June 29, 2020As the company announced, the almonds were sold in supermarkets in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate. Customers can return the almonds affected by the recall in all Netto branches. The purchase price will be refunded even without a receipt.
Recall: Salmonella in almonds from Netto
The reason for the recall at Netto is that individual almond packages could contain salmonella-contaminated kernels. The natural almonds of the “Clarky's” brand with the best before date 05.10.2020 are affected by the recall .
| Manufacturer / supplier | August Töpfer & Co. (GmbH & Co.) KG |
| product | Almonds, whole, natural |
| brand | Clarky's |
| Packing size | 200 grams |
| Best before date | 05/10/2020 |
| Lot number | L 41766 |
In the recall, Netto informs customers about the dangers of a Salmonella infection. "People who have eaten this food and develop severe or persistent symptoms should seek medical help," the manufacturer writes in its recall.
Rewe: recall of popular bread
Message from Monday, July 1st, 2020, 11:50 am: A bakery from Bavaria is calling back a popular bread. The product is a crispbread that was also sold in some Rewe stores. The "Backhaus Lederer" bakery warns against consuming the product because a raw material is contaminated. The recall concerns the bread "Delicious Knusper-Knäcke Dinkel".
The product affected by the recall is a bread made from spelled flour. The product can also be found in the Rewe online shop. The product could have been sold across Germany via the online sales of the bakery and the Rewe online shop. (Sarah Neumeyer) * hna.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editorial network.
A recall was recently published by Real and Hit *. This time eggs are affected. These pose a health risk. * hna.de is part of the nationwide Ippen editorial network.
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