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thesouthafrican.comAuthorities conducted a two-day operation at the Appleby Horse Fair and seized thousands of counterfeit toys. The items included potentially dangerous versions of popular viral toys.
The HillThe company voluntarily recalled Lot No. 5950 after testing showed microbial levels above limits. About 585 units sold on Amazon between April 2 and April 24 are affected.
Usa TodayA voluntary recall covers one lot of Beekeeper’s Naturals Saline Nasal Spray sold on Amazon after tests showed yeast levels above limits and possible Aspergillus mold. The company received four adverse-reaction reports linked to the product.
nypost.comEvery product contained dichloromethane, a probable carcinogen. Six also held toluene and four held DEHP.
medpagetoday.comFederal regulators updated Alli labeling after identifying 12 kidney complication cases. The over-the-counter orlistat product has been sold since 2007.
ForbesThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration identified sildenafil and tadalafil in multiple chocolate products marketed for sexual enhancement. The agency advised consumers to discard or return the items.
USA TodayTarget is voluntarily recalling multiple sizes of its Up & Up Fragrance-Free and Fresh Cucumber Scented baby wipes after FDA testing found Burkholderia bacteria. The company cited customer complaints about discoloration and possible irritation or infection.
nypost.comChampion Foods LLC issued a voluntary recall of certain batches of the frozen cheese bread product after an ingredient supplier recalled milk powder over potential salmonella contamination. Costco notified members who purchased the items between Feb. 6 and May 29.
androidheadlines.comEuropean Union regulators fined Chinese online retailer Temu 200 million euros for failing to protect consumers from illegal goods. The penalty is the second issued under the Digital Services Act.
Los Angeles TimesThe European Commission imposed a €200 million fine on Chinese e-commerce platform Temu for failing to assess risks from illegal goods. The penalty is the second issued under the Digital Services Act.
theyeshivaworld.comThe European Commission imposed a €200 million penalty on the Chinese e-commerce platform after finding consumers are very likely to encounter illegal items. Temu has until August 26 to submit a compliance plan or face further penalties.
nypost.comA San Francisco woman wired $5,400 after receiving a call from someone claiming to have kidnapped her adult daughter. The caller played a voice that sounded like the daughter before directing the payment to locations in Mexico.
manilatimes.netA May 24, 2026 press release outlines the ingredients and labeling of DentaBiome, a daily chewable postbiotic tablet manufactured in the U.S. by Adem Naturals. The release warns consumers about unauthorized third-party listings that may contain counterfeit or substandard versions…
nypost.comKettle Cuisine recalled 24-ounce cups of minestrone distributed to Whole Foods stores in 17 states and the District of Columbia. The recall was issued after an inspection found one cup containing shrimp instead of the labeled product.
New York PostThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of more than 121,000 children's squeeze toys sold at Walmart and Ollie's Bargain Outlet. The toys may contain asbestos in the sand filling.
nypost.comMore than 113,000 electric kettles sold at Costco and HomeGoods are being recalled after reports that the handles can detach and spill hot water. One second-degree burn was reported among 163 total incidents.
Abc NewsWorld Bright International Limited announced a voluntary recall of more than 18,000 Agio Menlo Woven Patio Swings sold at Costco. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said the swing seat can detach from the frame, creating a backward fall hazard. Eight reports of injuries…
bgr.inThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced recalls of five product categories sold on Amazon, citing risks including choking, fire hazards, entrapment and head injuries. The items include lithium coin batteries, portable bed rails, mattresses, bike helmets and a ch…
nypost.comUtz Quality Foods announced a voluntary national recall of certain Zapp’s and Dirty potato chips on May 6, 2026, after a third-party seasoning containing dry milk powder tested positive for potential Salmonella contamination in a supplier recall. The affected seasoning batches ha…
The VergeEnergizer introduced its Ultimate Child Shield line of 20 mm coin lithium batteries on May 6, 2026. The batteries use a proprietary titanium alloy and include a blue dye and bitter coating. They replace the company's 2025 3in1 Child Shield models.
video.foxbusiness.comUtz Quality Foods has initiated a voluntary recall of multiple varieties of Zapp's and Dirty brand potato chips sold nationwide. The recall stems from potential salmonella contamination in an ingredient, specifically dry milk powder in the seasoning. No illnesses have been report…
The National Institute of Technology and Evaluation in Japan documented 310 accidents involving secondhand products over five years ending in 2024. Most incidents were fires, often related to lithium-ion batteries in items like bicycles and heaters. The institute advised consumer…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewSenator Rand Paul introduced legislation aimed at regulating the hemp industry to support commerce and consumer safety. The bill addresses restrictions from the 2026 agricultural appropriations bill and has bipartisan cosponsors. It seeks to prevent certain synthetic products whi…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewA popular brand of white rice sold in stores across the country is subject to a nationwide recall due to potential foreign material contamination. The recall affects products available in multiple locations. No further details on the brand or specific risks were provided in avail…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewThe Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of more than 350,000 units of vitamins and dietary supplements manufactured by Vitaquest International. The products lack child-resistant safety caps, violating the federal Poison Prevention Packaging Act. Consumers can ob…
NIH Image Gallery from Bethesda, Maryland, USA / Wikimedia (Public domain)Health and wellness influencers are promoting unapproved peptide injections through gray market channels. These treatments lack FDA approval and pose risks to consumer health. The trend raises questions about the agency's regulatory future.