Recall Index — December 2024

1,211 official product recall notices in December 2024 (-11% vs the previous month's 1,354), aggregated by ProductGuru from public safety agencies. Pharmaceutical notices excluded.

By agency

EU Safety Gate (RAPEX)	453
Government of Canada recall portal	156
U.S. FDA — Device Enforcement	128
France RappelConso	115
U.S. FDA — Food Enforcement	71
UK OPSS (Office for Product Safety and Standards)	57
Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database	50
OECD Global Recalls — Korea	42
U.S. NHTSA	34
Australia ACCC Product Safety	23
UK DVSA (vehicle recalls)	22
U.S. CPSC	21

By product category

Cosmetics	238
Food	174
Medical device	128
Motor vehicles	88
Toys	68
Electrical appliances and equipment	59
SUV	33
Consumer product	21
Truck - Med. & H.D.	16
Childcare articles and children's equipment	14
Bébés-enfants (hors alimentaire)	13
Child Car Seat	10
Chemical products	10
Baby	10
Household decorative articles	9

By country of notification

United States	230
Canada	218
Italy	210
France	139
United Kingdom	90
Hungary	47
Korea (Republic of)	42
Germany	41
Australia	23
Sweden	21
Slovakia	19
Luxembourg	15
Denmark	14
Poland	11
Ireland	11

By hazard (EU Safety Gate)

Chemical	268
Injuries	41
Electric shock	41
Choking	30
Chemical, Environment	10
Environment	8
Fire	7
Microbiological	5
Burns	5
Damage to sight	5
Drowning	4
Injuries, Strangulation	4

Notable notices

• Mediterranean Sea Salts, Himalayan Pink Rock Salts — President's Choice brand Mediterranean Sea Salts and Himalayan Pink Rock Salts recalled due to pieces of plastic. (Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 2024-12-31; official notice)
• Single Use Mechanical Lithotriptor V — Olympus has identified an increase in complaints for BML-V442QR-30. (Health Canada — Medical Devices, 2024-12-31; official notice)
• Level 1® I.V. Pole With Flanking Brackets — Smiths Medical has become aware of users not being able to install the Level 1 fast flow fluid warmer onto the Level 1 I.V. (Health Canada — Medical Devices, 2024-12-31; official notice)
• Brivo NM 615 - Main Unit — GE Healthcare has become aware that certain nuclear medicine systems could have been transported or relocated without proper detector support, which can result… (Health Canada — Medical Devices, 2024-12-31; official notice)
• Child Car Seat recalled by NEWELL INDUSTRIES CANADA LTD. — Issue: On certain child car seats, there is an error in the French instructions in the owner's manual for the forward-facing recline positions. (Transport Canada, 2024-12-30; official notice)
• Child Car Seat recalled by NEWELL INDUSTRIES CANADA LTD. — Issue: On certain child car seats, there is an error in the French instructions in the owner's manual when installing the child seat in the rear-facing position… (Transport Canada, 2024-12-30; official notice)
• Restricted-Use Vehicle recalled by CANADIAN MOTOR IMPORT INC. — On certain side-by-side UTVs, the accelerator pedal may not return when it is released. (Transport Canada, 2024-12-30; official notice)
• Car recalled by LAMBORGHINI — On one vehicle, the screws for the oil cooler pipe that goes from the radiator to oil tank may not have been tightened properly. (Transport Canada, 2024-12-30; official notice)
• Child Car Seat recalled by NEWELL INDUSTRIES CANADA LTD. — Issue: On certain child car seats, the French instructions in the owner's manual may be missing a word. (Transport Canada, 2024-12-30; official notice)
• Light Truck & Van recalled by FIAT CHRYSLER AUTOMOBILES — Issue: On certain trucks, a software problem could cause the headlamps to turn off. (Transport Canada, 2024-12-30; official notice)
• Iris X80, X90, and PXL Intra-Oral Cameras — Class II medical device sold and distributed as a class I medical device. (Health Canada — Medical Devices, 2024-12-30; official notice)
• Smartdrive Mx2+ Power Assist — Through market feedback and subsequent investigation, Max Mobility has identified that a material change with the printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) has caus… (Health Canada — Medical Devices, 2024-12-30; official notice)

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