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February 5, 2026

Similasan sleep disorders globules recall (batch 17911)

In consultation with Swissmedic, Similasan AG is recalling batch 17911 of "Similasan Schlafstörungen Globuli", 15 g, as a precautionary measure. This is due to the fact that foreign bodies (glass) were found in a subsequent batch during internal quality controls.

So far, no such impurities have been detected in the affected batch. However, contamination cannot be ruled out with absolute certainty. Foreign bodies such as glass can cause injuries to the mouth or throat when ingested.

Consumers should no longer use packs with the batch number 17911 and return them to the place of purchase (doctor's surgery, pharmacy or drugstore). If you have any questions, please contact Similasan customer service on +41 56 649 90 50 or contact@similasan.swiss

January 30, 2026

Metal parts in Peterli products - Coop launches recall

Coop has launched a precautionary recall for various products containing parsley. The reason is the possible contamination with metal contaminants, as the retailer writes in a press release. The products affected include "Freshly Made Protein Salad" (325 g), "Betty Bossi Salad Protein" (325 g), pre-packed prawn products (Butterfly Garlic and Tail on Garlic) and a pre-packed Sunday roast.

The items were only on sale in Coop stores, Coop to go, Coop City and Jumbo on January 28, 2026 and have an expiration date of January 30 or 31, 2026. Coop has already removed the products from the shelves. Customers who still have the affected goods at home are asked not to consume them but to return them to a sales outlet. The purchase price will be refunded in full.

January 23, 2026

Migros recalls sprout products

Migros is recalling several sprout products as a precautionary measure. In some batches, contamination with salmonella cannot be ruled out.

The recall affects several sprout products that were sold in Migros stores in the Basel, Lucerne, Eastern Switzerland, Ticino and Zurich cooperatives as well as via Migros Online. According to Migros, it cannot be ruled out that individual batches are contaminated with salmonella. A health risk is therefore possible.

The affected products have already been withdrawn from sale in the stores and online store. Customers are asked not to consume the batches in question as a precautionary measure. In individual cases, symptoms such as fever, diarrhea or abdominal pain may occur after consumption. Anyone experiencing such symptoms should seek medical advice.

Products purchased in the supermarket can be returned to Migros stores; the purchase price will be refunded. According to the company, Migros Online customers will be contacted directly by customer service.

Other Migros sprout products - in particular from the Aare, Geneva, Neuchâtel-Fribourg, Vaud and Valais cooperatives - are not affected by the recall and can still be consumed.

January 14, 2026

Prohibited substance in "Slinmy Herbal Tea Drink Original"

The substance danthron has been detected in the product "Slinmy Herbal Tea Drink Original". According to the Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO), a health risk cannot be ruled out.

Only the product with the lot number 6801 and the best-before date 02.04.2028 is affected. The points of sale in Switzerland, in particular Asian specialty stores, have withdrawn the affected product from sale and launched a recall.

Danthron is a chemical substance that is considered genotoxic and carcinogenic. This means that it can damage the genome and cause cancer. There is no safe daily intake level for danthron. The substance is therefore banned in food. The FSVO recommends that consumers do not consume the affected product. Goods that have already been purchased should not be used. Further information can be obtained from the FSVO.

November 20, 2025

Lidl recalls Fondue Chinoise due to PFAS content

Lidl Switzerland is recalling the product "TK Bio Weiderind Fondue Chinoise" with the best-before date 26.04.2026 and the lot number 25822457 due to PFAS regulations.

The reason: it contains PFAS levels above the legal maximum, which represents a health risk factor. Customers should not consume the product under any circumstances. You can return it to any Lidl store and get your money back even without a receipt.

The recall only applies to the product with the specified dates. Other products offered by Lidl are not affected.

November 3, 2025

Fire hazard with vacuum cleaners - three models are being recalled

Anyone currently using a Rowenta cordless vacuum cleaner should take a close look: The manufacturer is recalling three models of the popular X-Force Flex series. According to the Swiss Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations (Esti), the affected appliances pose a risk of fire and burns due to faulty batteries.

According to Esti, all models in the X-Force 15.60 and 14.60 series that were on sale in Switzerland are affected. The following devices should no longer be used:

X-Force Flex 15.60 Animal, EAN 3221616034303, reference number RH99F1WO

X-Force Flex 14.60 Auto Aqua, EAN 3221616059832, reference number RH99C0WO

X-Force Flex 14.60 Auto Animal, EAN 3221616004573, reference number RH9958WA

According to the press release, Rowenta is offering to replace the batteries free of charge. Until then, customers should no longer connect their appliances to the mains or use them in order to avoid any risk.

October 28, 2025

Xiaomi recalls Power Bank 33W 20000 mAh

Xiaomi recalls in cooperation with the Swiss Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations (ESTI) the Power Bank Xiaomi 33W Power Bank 20000 mAh. The product can overheat in certain situations, posing a risk of fire and burns. Consumers are asked to stop using the device.

Affected by the recall are: Xiaomi 33W Power Bank 20000mAh (Integrated Cable) in blue and beige and compact and portable power bank (30w two-way charging).

Affected persons can check whether their device is affected by the recall and apply for a refund. Information can be found on the Xiaomi website. If you have any questions, please contact customer service by email at support.global@support.mi.com.

Friday, October 17, 2025

Lidl recalls "Freshona raspberries"

Lidl is publicly recalling "Freshona frozen raspberries" with the best-before date 11.07.2027. Reason: Cadmium above the legal maximum level has been detected in the product.

Customers should not consume the product under any circumstances. It can be returned to any Lidl store without the receipt.

October 3, 2025

Stokomani Maxi Bazar recalls the product "waterproof bag, 15l, Vertero".

The Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) and the Department of Consumer Protection of the Canton of Valais announce the recall of the waterproof bag Vertero, 15 liters, sold by Stokomani Maxi Bazar. All the bags sold are affected.

An increased concentration of phthalates has been detected in the bags. These substances can have a carcinogenic effect, impair reproduction and trigger hormonal disorders. Children, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers are particularly at risk.

«The product contains substances that are classified as carcinogenic, have negative effects on reproduction and can cause hormonal imbalances.»

Consumers should no longer use the bag. Upon presentation of the receipt, the purchase price will be refunded at the point of sale.

If you have any questions, please contact Stokomani Maxi Bazar on 021 922 39 25 or by e-mail at compta@maxibazar.ch. Further information: stokomani.ch.

October 2, 2025

Recall of certain eye drops Spersallerg SDU

The Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Products Swissmedic reports: Théa Pharma SA is recalling the eye drops Spersallerg SDU, 20 monodoses of 0.3 ml with the batches 9T48 (best before 05/2027, on sale from October 2024 to January 2025) and 2V33 (best before 07/2027, on sale from January 2025). The medicine is used to treat allergic eye complaints, among other things.

The recall is being carried out because contamination and a rising pH value were detected during the shelf life of these batches. This can cause eye irritation and adverse reactions. Children, the elderly and people with existing eye conditions are particularly at risk. The pH value indicates the acidity of a solution.

Affected packs must no longer be used. Consumers should return them to pharmacies, doctors' surgeries or drugstores. Anyone who has already used the drops and notices symptoms should seek medical advice.

October 1, 2025

Velofabrik recalls carbon forks

In cooperation with the BFU, Velofabrik is recalling certain carbon forks that were installed on bicycles of the Apex (sold between 01.07.2022 and 29.04.2025) and Magma (sold between 26.07.2023 and 29.04.2025) models.

The affected forks can develop cracks under heavy load. The company writes: "Although no fractures have yet occurred under real conditions, such damage could lead to a sudden loss of control and serious injury or even death."

Consumers should no longer use the affected bikes. The forks are replaced free of charge in Velofabrik specialist stores. To make an appointment, please contact the Velofabrik (phone 044 300 12 12, e-mail info@velofabrik.ch)

August 15, 2025

Public warning: Turkey and poultry merguez with salmonella in circulation

The Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office and the Canton of Geneva are issuing a warning about turkey and poultry merguez of the brand "Galliwag" with the batch number 9775000217 and the use-by date 19.08.2025.

The product was sold at Aligro, Manor and Tamoil.

Salmonella (bacteria) was detected in the sausages. These can cause fever, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain after consumption. Young children, elderly people, pregnant women and people with a weakened immune system are particularly at risk.

Do not consume affected products. Anyone who develops symptoms after eating the product should consult a doctor.

August 14, 2025

Choking hazard: therapy swing for children from TheKiddoSpace

In cooperation with the responsible cantonal enforcement authority, the company SN Ecommerce LLP is recalling the "Therapy swing for children" of the brand TheKiddoSpace. The following information was published by the authorities' website Recall Swiss.

All versions sold between November 16, 2023 and March 6, 2025 via the website Kiddospace.de are affected. The swings were offered in different colors and with motif prints and were each sold with a blue bag with logo, assembly material and white wash bag.

The flexible fabric of the swing can form loops during use in which a child's head or neck can become entangled. This can lead to strangulation and, in the worst case, suffocation. Children are particularly at risk.

Consumers should no longer use the product and dispose of it. After disposal, a full refund of the purchase price or a voucher of the same value can be requested from TheKiddoSpace.

August 13, 2025

Recall: Brie Mariotte due to listeria

The Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) is issuing a warning about individual batches of the French cheese "Brie Mariotte". Listeria (Listeria monocytogenes) was found in the affected products.

These are bacteria that usually only cause mild symptoms in healthy people, but can be dangerous or even fatal for pregnant women, newborns and people with a weakened immune system.

Batches C5153087 (use by date July 30, 2025), C5161090 (August 6, 2025) and C5168135 (August 13, 2025) are affected. The cheese was sold at various retailers.

The FSVO recommends not eating and disposing of these batches. The manufacturer "Laiteries Réunies Genève" has already withdrawn the affected products from sale.

August 12, 2025

Apricot kernels: high hydrocyanic acid content possible

The Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) warns against "apricot kernels sweet dried" of the brand Naturkost F&S Furchat and Sakir with a best-before date of March 31, 2026. The product was sold at various retailers and immediately withdrawn from the market.

Tests revealed greatly increased levels of hydrogen cyanide (prussic acid). This natural substance in apricot kernels can cause severe poisoning.

The FSVO advises not to eat the affected products. If you suspect poisoning, you should contact Tox Info Suisse (Tel. 145) or a doctor immediately.

August 7, 2025

"I AM" cleaning cloths at Migros

The Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) warns against cleansing wipes for normal & combination skin of the brand I AM (article number 5266.315, batch 5159723). The wipes were sold throughout Switzerland in Migros stores and in the Migros online store.

The bacterium Pluralibacter gergoviae was detected in the wipes. It can cause skin irritation or infections in sensitive people. People with a weakened immune system or skin injuries are particularly at risk.

Do not use affected products. A specialist should be consulted if you are unsure after using the product.

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