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Home > Consumer Product Safety > Advisories, Warnings & Recalls >Consumer Product Recalls Consumer Product Recalls The following list of product recalls is not all inclusive, nor does it include all categories of consumer products. Learn more Search for: Year All Years 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 Category All Categories Childrens' Products Clothing and Accessories Cosmetics Hobby/Craft Items Household Items Miscellaneous Sports/Leisure Toys Recent Recalls View all recalls Date Product Name Companies Jul 2009 Babysitter Balance Bouncer Seats BabyBjörn AB of Sweden, BabySwede LLC of Cleveland, Ohio Jul 2009 Fun Ice® Chewy Teether by Munchkin Munchkin Inc. of North Hills, California Jul 2009 Plush "Squeaky Puppet" by Canasia Toys & Gifts Canasia Toys & Gifts Inc. of Vaughan, Ontario Jul 2009 Viking Built-In Side-by-Side Refrigerator/Freezer Units and Refrigerators with Bottom Freezers Viking Range Corp. of Greenwood, Mississippi Jul 2009 Fishing Game by BoiKido® Pierre Belvedere Inc. of Montreal, Quebec About Consumer Product Recalls The mandate of the Product Safety Programme is to regulate and monitor compliance of the advertisement, sale and importation of hazardous or potentially hazardous products that are not covered by other legislation and to provide clients with safety information. This legal mandate is derived from the Hazardous Products Act, for those products scheduled in the Act, and in the case of cosmetics, is derived from the Food and Drugs Act, and also implies a duty of care for unregulated products. To see a printable list of all recalls, click here. Consumers are advised to contact their nearest Product Safety Regional Office if they have health or safety concerns about a particular product. Further information on purchasing products, and safe use of products, can be found here. Additional Resources Other Items Organization Telephone Car Seats Transport Canada 1-800-333-0371 Food Canadian Food Inspection Agency 1-800-442-2342 Gas and Electrical Appliances Canadian Standards Association (CSA) 1-416-747-4000 Health Canada News Releases Health Canada Advisories Recalls in the U.S.A Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) 1-800-638-2772 Recalls are initiated by an importer or a manufacturer after becoming aware that the product is or may have a safety concern. Health Canada works cooperatively with companies to ensure the effective and efficient removal of hazardous products from the marketplace. A company should initiate a recall if a consumer product does not comply with legislation in Canada, or poses an unacceptable risk to the health and safety of consumers or users of the product. Recalling Consumer Products - A Guide for Industry covers the basic steps to removing unsafe products quickly and completely from the market.

	Last Updated: 2007-09-17		Important Notices

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