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Toy Recall Information


The Department of Commerce posts a banned toy list that includes children’s toys and products that fail to meet safety standards. The Department works in collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Health, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission to warn Minnesota consumers of unsafe products in the marketplace.

2013 Product Recalls

Resources


Consumers can sign up for recalled product alerts directly with the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Visit www.Recalls.gov – the single source for all recalls taking place across the country regarding consumer products, motor vehicles, boats, food, medicine, cosmetics, and environmental products.

Smartphone App


Smartphone users can install the RECALLS.GOV mobile application to keep vital safety information in the palm of your hand.  The app allows consumers to type in a product’s name to learn immediately whether that product has been recalled due to a safety concern.  Photos of recalled products and tips for what to do with recalled products in your home are also available through the app.

Consumer Product Safety Database 


SaferProducts.gov is the Publicly Available Consumer Product Safety Information Database website of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission and other government agencies publishes information on unsafe products. Click on the year to view the information.