Product Recalls

Access the latest unsafe product notifications (non-food) in the EU and US instantly.

Our Product Recalls online platform brings together the latest unsafe product notifications (non-food) published by official authorities operating in the European Union (RAPEX and RASFF) and United States (CPSC and FDA) since January 1, 2019. Access pertinent and insightful data instantly to understand and manage risk within your own organization.

NOTE: Non-food products include all consumer goods products except food and feed, motor vehicles, recreational crafts (boats, etc.) medicinal products and medical devices.

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Product Name	Publication Date	Notifying Location
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway
Fridge magnet	January 10, 2020	Bulgaria
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway
Black Laminated Cardboard	January 10, 2020	Belgium
Skin lightening product	January 10, 2020	Norway

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In the context of the Waste Framework Directive, ECHA will establish the Substance of Concern in Products (SCIP) database in 2021. Suppliers of articles need to provide information to this database on those articles which contain Candidate List substances in a concentration above 0.1% w/w as from January 5, 2021.

ENEC approval means SGS can offer testing and certification against applicable European Standards (EN) and grant manufacturers the right to display the ENEC mark on products.

The City of Anchorage has recently codified its Ordinance on flame retardants in certain products. The restrictions will become effective on January 1, 2020.