Recall archive/Kitchenware and containers
AUSTRALIAN RECALL CATEGORY

Kitchenware and containers recalls.

72 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.

Kitchenware and containers

Stainless King™ Food Jars

The stopper on affected products does not have a pressure release valve. Pressure may build up inside the container and may cause the stopper beneath the lid to eject forcefully when opened.

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Kitchenware and containers

Captain America LED Helmet Container

These products don’t comply with the mandatory standards for products containing button/coin batteries . The screw in the battery covering can be removed. This could allow children access to the button/coin battery. The screw and/or battery covering could also be lost when replacing the battery. The products are missing warning information about: •  the dangers of button/coin batteries to children •  what to do when a person suspects someone has swallowed or placed a button/coin battery inside any part of their body.

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Kitchenware and containers

Anko glass flip pickle jar

The affected product can break when used to store certain fruit or vegetables in liquid. Fermented food stored in affected products can build up gas and cause the jar to explode or make the lid difficult to remove.

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Kitchenware and containers

China tea cups and trinket trays

The product has been incorrectly labelled as dishwasher and microwave safe. The gold rim around the product will overheat when placed in a dishwasher or microwave.

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Kitchenware and containers

METALLISK Espresso Maker

Due to a manufacturing defect, the espresso maker's safety valve may not function properly and cause the product to burst. The burst can cause a sudden separation between the top and lower half of the espresso maker.

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Kitchenware and containers

TROLIGTVIS Travel Mug

Testing has shown that dibutyl phthalate (DBP) may leach out of TROLIGTVIS Travel mugs at above prescribed limits. During use of the travel mug, the chemical may enter the liquid contained in the mug. DBP is a chemical used to make plastics soft and pliable.

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Kitchenware and containers

Edgy Veggie

The metal pin in the centre of the food safety holder cap accessory can become dislodged.

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Kitchenware and containers

Inside Outside Wrap Mug

Due to a manufacturing error, the inside lining of the mug has been lined with a low temp decal which may result in pieces of the non-toxic decal coming away from the mug when boiling water is added.

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Kitchenware and containers

Tramontina Fast Cooker

A vacuum forms inside the cookware when lid is left on pot for periods of time (1-2h) after finishing the cooking process. If a vacuum forms after 1-2 hours this can create a 'pull' effect, causing the glass lid to break or shatter.

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Kitchenware and containers

Apple Cutter

The metal cutting section may separate from the plastic frame during use

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Thermomix TM31 Sealing Ring

If a Thermomix TM31 with a grey lid seal is operated at high RPMs (i.e. at a speed of 4 or above) and then is immediately switched to the ‘lid open’ position, the lid may quickly release and liquid or food may escape from the mixing bowl.

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Kitchenware and containers

Sip N Snack Bottle

The breather that allows water to flow out of the bottle may detach and could potentially drop into the bottle. The small part may also be pushed in the bottle with small fingers.

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