Product recall

Over 34,000 power banks have been recalled in Australia due to significant safety hazards, posing risks of burns and property damage, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). …

Coles, the prominent supermarket chain, has announced a recall of its homebrand peanut butter products, specifically the 1kg smooth and crunchy varieties. These items were available for purchase from May …

Fantastic Furniture has issued a recall for the Dimi dining chair due to concerns that the legs could potentially break during use, posing a safety risk. This product, available in …

A widely consumed frozen food item sold at IKEA stores across Australia has been recalled due to concerns over possible contamination with pieces of black rubber. Food Standards Australia has …

Toyota has issued a recall for hundreds of Tundra utes due to a defect affecting the reverse lights. This recall impacts specifically the 2022 to 2024 models, including the Regular, …

Weleda Australia Pty Ltd has issued a recall for a specific batch of its Baby Teething Oral Powder after a glass fragment was found in one of the bottles. This …

The Anko heated elbow pad, available for purchase online as well as at Kmart and Target stores nationwide, has been recalled due to safety concerns. This rechargeable heating device is …

A warning has been issued regarding the Cherub Baby Anywhere Warmer Pro, as it has been recalled due to potential overheating hazards which could lead to fires. Product Safety Australia …

Hungry Jack’s has been penalised $150,240 following eight infringement notices issued by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The fines were levied due to the fast-food chain’s distribution of …

A popular children’s onesie, the Easter Rabbit Hoodie, has been recalled by Spotlight due to safety concerns regarding a potential fire hazard. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has …