RECALL – Toys R Us Kids II Rattle

RECALL – Toys R Us Kids II Rattle

Toys R Us have issued a recall notice for the Kids II Oball Rattle due to a potential choking hazard. It has been idenfied that small parts can be accidently released from the chamber, which could pose as a choking hazard for children under three years of age.

Recalled Product
The affected product is the Kids II, Inc. Oball Rattles 81031 sold to customers after January 1 2016, with one chamber containing all orange beads and the following ‘T’ date codes:
T3065, T0486, T1456, T2316 and T2856.
The date code is located on a small triangle on the inner surface of the product.

Rattle

Remedy
Please return the product to your local store for a full refund – as this is a recall you will not require your receipt.

 

RECALL – Toys R Us Kids II Rattle

RECALL – Pets at Home Cat Food

Pet lovers take note!

Pets at Home is recalling its supplies of AVA dry cat food after three cats have became ill after consuming it.

The pets “exhibited symptoms of sudden collapse, fitting, widespread twitching and general unsteadiness”, after eating the biscuits from their range aimed at senior and neutered cats.

The level of thiamine (vitamin B1) in the cat food listed was much lower than the recipe specified.

Pets at Home is offering customers a full refund.

“An investigation has revealed that, in the four affected products, the level of thiamine (vitamin B1) was much lower than we had specified,”

The product being recalled is dried food or “kibble” designed for older cats and neutered cats kept indoors. The rest of the AVA range was safe to use, the company said. The AVA range is manufactured in the UK and sold exclusively at Pets at Home.

The three cats identified are all stable and recovering.

The company advised customers to dispose of the contents and return the packaging to Pets at Home stores for a refund.

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RECALL – Coop Easter Chocolate Bunny

Quite shocking that this has happened AGAIN, following a similar recall off their Christmas Chocolate Santas in early January. A criminal investigation has now commenced.

Co-op is recalling its Hollow Milk Chocolate Bunny because of an alleged product tampering where the product was found to contain a small battery. The presence of a small battery makes this product unsafe to eat and presents a risk to health. See the news story here

Product details

Co-op Hollow Milk Chocolate Bunny
Pack size: 120g
Batch codes: All date codes

No other Co-op products are known to be affected.

Risk

The product below may contain a small battery which may be a choking hazard and can cause burns if swallowed.

Advice to consumers

If you have bought the product do not eat it. Instead, return it to a Co-op store for a full refund, or contact their Customer Relation Team on 0800 0686 727.

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RECALL – Thornton’s Chocolate Santa

Recall – Thornton’s Chocolate Santa

Thorntons are recalling their Hollow Milk Chocolate Jolly Santa (200g) due to a potential plastic contamination, which could pose a potential risk to consumer safety.

The product details are as follows:

  • Product: Thorntons Hollow Milk Chocolate Jolly Santa
  • Pack size: 200g
  • Barcode: 5016346234721
  • Batch codes: All date codes

santa model

Consumers who have purchased any of the affected products are advised not to eat them but instead to return them for an exchange or full refund to any Thorntons store – a receipt is not required.

Alternatively you can send them to:

Post: Thorntons Ltd. Thornton Park, Somercotes, Alfreton, Derbyshire, DE55 4XJ

Telephone: 0345 121 1911 (or +44 1773 526444 if you’re calling from an international number)

Email: customerservicemanager@thorntons.co.uk

Thorntons has notified Trading Standards and the FSA and is working with its retail customers directly to alert them to the recall.

 

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RECALL – Mamas & Papas Group 123 Car Seats

The Following Safety Recall has been released by Mamas and Papas.Safety Recall Product Safety Recall Label

Following a series of safety checks, Mamas & Papas have identified a potential safety concern with a number of car seats that were sold through Asda, Tesco, Shop Direct and some independent retailers. They were also sold through the Mamas & Papas website and our factory stores. In the event of an accident the car seat shell may crack and therefore not provide the intended level of protection to the user.

The seats affected are Mamas & Papas Nembus, Mamas & Papas Aureus, Mamas & Papas Group 123, Mamas & Papas Altair. All are Group 123 car seats. You can identify the seat by comparing the orange label on the back with the one shown above. The approval code should match and is 04 44596.

 

Mamas & Papas can assure customers that none of the affected car seats have been on sale since March 2015 and there have been no reports of any incidents involving any of the affected car seats.

If you have purchased the above seat, you should immediately stop using the product and contact our Customer Services team on 03332 412154. For your convenience a designated courier service will collect the car seat. You will be issued with a refund or replacement.

Alternatively, please bring your car seat into a Mamas & Papas store and our advisors will issue a refund or a suitable replacement product. Please note, proof of purchase is not required. If you purchased your car seat from Asda, Tesco or Shop Direct (Littlewoods & Very), please still contact Mamas & Papas directly.

How do I know if I have an affected M&P Car Seat?

  • 1. Compare it with the photos shown here.
  • 2. Check it is a Mamas & Papas branded car seat, there will be a tag to the front of the product.
  • 3. Find the approval number on the orange label on the back of your seat and check that the number is the same as those listed. The approval number of affected products is 04 44596.
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RECALL – Amazon Fire / Fire Kids Tablet

Voluntary Recall and Exchange Programme for Power Adapters sold with Select Fire Tablets in the United Kingdom and Ireland

Amazon have issued a voluntary recall and exchange programme for their power adapters / plugs that come with some of their Amazon Fire Tablets sold in the UK and Ireland. This includes the UK Fire Kids Edition 7″ Tablet. They have determined that in rare cases, when the power adapter included is pulled from the wall socket, the adapter assembly may detach and create a risk of electrical shock. Affected adapters were sold only from September 2015.

Amazon are now proactively offering to replace these power adapters with a new adapter, free of charge. They encourage customers to exchange their original power adapters using the process below.

“Please discontinue use of your original adapter. Until you receive a replacement adapter, you can use the included USB cable connected to a computer or another compatible adapter to charge your tablet.”


Identifying your power adapter:

To find out if your power adapter is affected, compare your adapter to the images below.

Affected power adapters:

Non-affected power adapters:

Power adapters sold in other countries, shipped with Fire HD and Fire HDX tablets, or displayed below are not affected and need not be exchanged.


Exchange Process

“If your power adapter is affected, and you have not yet received a free replacement or claimed a credit from us, please contact Customer Service at www.amazon.co.uk/contactus.”