AmazonBasics branded Portable Power Bank Recall [US]

US/Washington: Amazon.com, Inc., doing business as Amazon, a Seattle, Washington establishment, recalls an estimated 260,000 AmazonBasics branded Portable Power Banks due to suspected overheating and ignition with consequential risk of fire, chemical burns and property damage, all serious health and safety hazards. CPSC: http://ht.ly/3Kwn30iX9h5

Direct link: https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2018/Amazon-Recalls-Portable-Power-Banks-Due-to-Fire-and-Chemical-Burn-Hazards-Recall-Alert

Additional information:
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (“CPSC”) reports this recall involves six (6) versions of AmazonBasics’ Portable lithium-ion Battery Chargers/Power Banks with the following storage capacities: 16,100 mAh; 10,000 mAh; 5,600 mAh; 2,000 mAh with micro USB cable; 3,000 mAh and 3,000 mAh with USB micro cable.

Oregon Food Bank Chia Seed Recall [US]

US/Silver Spring: Oregon Food Bank, a Portland, Oregon establishment, recalls an estimated 22,201 pounds of Chia Seeds due to suspected rodent droppings and consequential risk of Bacterial contamination as well as choking, oral injury, internal ingestion and GI tract laceration damage, all serious health and safety hazards. FDA: http://ht.ly/9uAO30iWVZ8

Direct link: https://www.fda.gov/Safety/Recalls/ucm600756.htm

Additional information:
The US Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) reports the following Chia Seeds are subject to this recall:

NHTSA March 2018 Vehicle Recalls: 29 [US]

Washington, DC: As of Wednesday, March 14, 2018, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”), a division of the US Department of Transportation, has posted a total of 29 vehicle, tire, accessory or other related product recalls this month. Are yours listed? http://ht.ly/5G8bb

Direct link: http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/owners/SearchCurrentMonthRecall

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Free-Shine Silicone-Free Spray Recall [Canada]

Canada/Ottawa: Auto-Chem Inc., a Le Gardeur, Quebec establishment, recalls an estimated 2,174 spray bottles Free-Shine Silicone-Free Dressing Spray for Plastic and Rubber due to suspected failure to meet Canadian labelling requirements for chemical consumer products as set out in the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (“CCPSA”) and consequential risk of unintentional exposure to hazardous chemicals, illness, injury and death, all serious health and safety hazards. HCSC: http://ht.ly/E0KO30iWfft

Direct link: http://healthycanadians.gc.ca/recall-alert-rappel-avis/hc-sc/2018/66162r-eng.php

Additional information:
Health Canada/Santé Canada (“HCSC”) reports the following Dressing Chemical products are subject to this recall:

Aycan branded Rice Recall [UK]

UK/London: Aytac Foods, a Leyton, London establishment, recalls certain batch/lots of Aycan Risotto Rice and Aycan Brown Rice products due to suspected Insect (i.e., Weevil) fragment contamination and consequential risk of bacterial infection risk of choking, oral injury, internal ingestion and GI tract laceration damage, all serious health and safety hazards. FSA: http://ht.ly/zqmI30iVYOp

Direct link: https://www.food.gov.uk/news-updates/news/2018/16981/aytac-foods-recalls-aycan-risotto-rice-and-aycan-brown-rice-due-to-possible-insect-weevil-infestation

Additional information:
The UK Food Standards Agency (“FSA”) reports the following Rice products are subject to recall:

Teenee Tot Baby Dummy Chain Recall [Australia]

Australia/Canberra: Teenee Tot, an Australian establishment, recalls certain batch/lots of Dummy Chains for Babies due to suspected component detachment, over-length specifications and failure to comply with the requirements of Australia’s ban on Baby Dummy Chains with unsafe decorations, ‘Consumer Protection Notice No. 34 of 2011’ with consequential risk of choking, oral injury, internal ingestion and GI tract laceration damage, all serious health and safety hazards. ACCC: http://ht.ly/29Uw30iVWFL

Direct link: https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recall/teenee-tot-dummy-chain

Additional information:
The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (“ACCC”) reports the following Dummy Chains for Babies are subject to this recall: