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   What happens if a product is recalled?

   • A recall can only prevent harm if consumers return, or at least stop using, the dangerous product. Yet, many recalled products remain in consumers’ hands, either because consumers are unaware that a product they own is being recalled or because they fail to act on a recall despite seeing a recall announcement.

   Recall process from A to Z - Europese Commissie

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   What should be included in a recall?

   • Recall remedies – such as repair, replacement or refund - should be speedy and attractive enough to make it worthwhile for consumers to participate in a recall. A remedy involving consumers repairing, destroying or disposing of the product themselves should not be offered unless it can be carried out easily and safely.

   Recall process from A to Z - Europese Commissie

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   When should a product be recalled?

   • According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), a product may need to be recalled if it has a defect that causes a substantial risk of injury. Though manufacturers are highly encouraged to conduct product recalls voluntarily, in some cases, the CPSC or other national authority can mandate a product recall.

   Product Recall: A Guide for Prevention | SafetyCulture

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   Where can I find information on safety notices and recalls?

   • The following sites contain further information on safety notices and recalls for these products: The OECD Global Recall Portal also provides information on international recalls. Information on OPSS product safety alerts, reports and recalls for unsafe products and resources for consumers, businesses and regulators.

   Product Recalls and Alerts - GOV.UK

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2. www.gov.uk › guidance › product-recalls-and-alertsProduct Recalls and Alerts - GOV.UK

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   Apr 7, 2022 · Product recalls – These are for specific products that have been sold in the UK and may require you to act to receive a free replacement, repair or refund from the manufacturer or a retailer.

3. webgate.ec.europa.eu › safety › consumersRecall process from A to Z - Europese Commissie

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   Product recalls are important for protecting consumers from dangerous products and may even save lives. Recalls are one of the most common measures to mitigate the risks posed by dangerous products that have already been supplied to consumers. Among the over 2,000 alerts on dangerous products

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5. www.gov.uk › product-safety-alerts-reports-recallsProduct Safety Alerts, Reports and Recalls - GOV.UK

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   Aug 8, 2024 · Alert type: Product safety report. Risk level: Serious. Product category: Electrical appliances and equipment. Measure type: Import rejected at border. Recall/alert date: 30 August 2024.

6. www.food.gov.uk › business-guidance › food-incidentsFood incidents, product withdrawals and recalls | Food ...

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   Incidents broadly fall into two categories: contamination of food or animal feed in processing, distribution, retail and catering. environmental pollution incidents such as fires, chemical/oil...

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   Feb 21, 2023 · Recall notifications include information about what the risk is and advice about what you should do if you have bought the product that is being recalled. List of recent food product recalls....

8. www.compliancegate.com › european-union-productEuropean Union Product Recall Guide For Importers and ...

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   Jun 17, 2021 · Content Overview. What is a product recall? Why are products subject recalls? Can a business continue selling products after being subject to a recall? What is the RAPEX? What is the RASFF? Examples of EU product recalls. What is Amazon’s policy concerning recalled products? What can I do to avoid a recall? How can I report a dangerous product?

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   Dec 13, 2023 · What is a Product Recall? A product recall is a request for consumers to return hazardous products to the manufacturer. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), a product may need to be recalled if it has a defect that causes a substantial risk of injury.