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✅ Recall Roundup (USA → Canada) — Current Recalls
Last updated: February 19, 2026
Focus: Food • Consumer/household • Toys/children’s products
USA — Current Recalls
USA-1 — Joly’s 80% Vinegar (32oz, 2-pack) — Poisoning/Chemical burn hazard
From Consumer Product Safety Commission
Agency: CPSC
Recall date: 2026-02-19
Category: Household / Consumer chemical
Hazard: Risk of serious injury or death from poisoning and chemical burns; labeling requirements cited.
Sold online: Amazon (May 2025–Nov 2025)
Affected identifiers:
Product: “Joly’s 80% Vinegar” (32-ounce, pack of two)
Packaging: Clear bottle, white cap, orange/red label “Joly’s” + “80% Vinegar”
What consumers should do: Move out of reach of children; contact company for refund + disposal instructions.
USA-2 — Prismatic 3D Prints “Book Nooks” with lights — Coin battery ingestion hazard
From Consumer Product Safety Commission
Agency: CPSC
Recall date: 2026-02-19
Category: Consumer product / children’s safety (coin batteries)
Hazard: Risk of serious injury or death if a coin battery is swallowed; product includes spare battery recess.
Sold online: Etsy (Mar 2025–Oct 2025)
What consumers should do: Stop using; remove batteries; request free repair kit to permanently cover spare battery holder.
USA-3 — “Colombia-themed” Magnetic Board Games — Magnet ingestion hazard (toy standard violation)
From Consumer Product Safety Commission
Agency: CPSC
Recall date: 2026-02-12
Category: Toy / children’s product
Hazard: Loose high-powered magnets; swallowing can cause intestinal injuries and death.
What consumers should do: Keep away from children; return for refund (prepaid label).
USA-5 — FDA food recall dashboard highlights (mid-Feb 2026)
Junebar snack bars — undeclared milk and soy (allergen risk) (posted 2026-02-12)
Wellsley Farms salmon — Listeria monocytogenes (posted 2026-02-12)
Tippy Toes baby food — elevated patulin (posted 2026-02-13)
Rosabella moringa capsules — possible Salmonella contamination (posted 2026-02-13)
Canada — Current Recalls
CAN-1 — Haleine Fraîche oral hygiene product (Maison Jacynthe) — Chemical hazard
Agency: Health Canada (Consumer product recall)
Last updated: 2026-02-17
Category: Consumer product (cosmetic/oral hygiene)
Issue: Contains methyl eugenol above the Hotlist maximum concentration; noted potential carcinogenicity context.
What consumers should do: Stop using; contact company for an exchange.
From Recall and Safety Alerts Canada
INFANS Baby Stroller (Model 704) — Choking hazard (foam small parts)
Agency: Health Canada (Consumer product recall)
Last updated: 2026-01-16
Category: Children’s product
Issue: Grab bar accessible to child contains foam that may release small parts → choking hazard; does not meet Canadian stroller regulations.
Affected identifiers: Model 704; colors/prefixes listed in notice.
What consumers should do: Stop using; contact INFANS for next steps.
Recalls and Safety Alters Canada
Pillsbury Pizza Pops — E. coli O26 (Class 1, national distribution)
Agency: Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) — Food recall warning
Last updated: 2026-01-25
Category: Food (frozen snacks)
Issue: Possible E. coli O26 contamination; tied to a foodborne illness outbreak investigation.
Affected identifiers: Multiple varieties with specific UPCs + “Better If Used By” codes (see notice table).
What consumers should do: Do not consume/serve/sell; check freezer; dispose or return per guidance.
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