8 recalls associated with NEXT Retail.
Product recalls and safety alerts for NEXT Retail in Ireland. We track every NEXT Retail recall published by official Irish sources: the FSAI for food and allergen alerts, and the CCPC for consumer products. Check whether a NEXT Retail product you bought has been recalled and how to get a refund, repair or replacement.
NEXT Retail Ltd is recalling Gingerbread Serveboards due to a problem with the product’s enamel layer, which can crack and flake off sharp pieces into food. These shards can cause cuts or be accidentally swallowed.
NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits due to a choking hazard. The zip may detach, creating a small part that can block airways if ingested by a child.
NEXT Retail Ltd is recalling the Grey Teddy Fleece Cuddle Cushion due to a fire hazard. The product failed to meet fire safety standards and is not fire retardant compliant.
NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the Bronze Bear Lantern due to a fire and burn hazard. The screw holding the tealight holder can come loose, potentially causing a fire. Customers are advised to dispose of the product immediately.
NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the Giraffe Lantern due to a risk of fire and burns. The screw holding the tealight holder can come loose, potentially causing a fire. Customers are advised to dispose of the product immediately.
NEXT Retail Ltd is recalling the Cole Corner Bench Set due to a risk of injuries from the legs collapsing during use. This could cause a consumer to fall and potentially hit their head on surrounding objects.
NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the Henry Hippo Tealight Holder due to a risk of fire and burns. The screw holding the metal wire and glass tealight holder can come loose, potentially causing the tealight to drop and ignite nearby materials.
NEXT Retail Ltd is recalling the NEXT Infant T-Bar Patent PU Bow Shoe due to a potential risk of injury from the Velcro failing, which could create a tripping hazard. Approximately 336 products are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
