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The product presents a risk to health as the sand included in the set may be contaminated with a quantity of asbestos.
Poundland and Pep&Co recalls and safety notices, with affected products, barcodes and what to do if you bought one. 15 listed.
We've found 15 official UK recall notices that name Poundland (12 products, 3 food & drink). 1 of them were published in the last 12 months.
Most common: Clothing textiles fashion (4) · Toys (3) · Food recalls (2) · Stationery (2) · Household decorative articles (2) · Allergy alerts (1)
Allergens that come up most: Soya.
Check the exact product name, pack size and the batch code or date on the notice, as recalls usually cover specific batches only. For food, don't eat it; for anything else, stop using it. Recall notices almost always say you can take the item back to the store for a full refund, and you usually don't need a receipt. If you have an allergy, the allergen pages above list every alert for that ingredient.
This list is built from the text of official notices from the FSA, Food Standards Scotland, OPSS and the MHRA. A product appears here when its notice names Poundland as a seller or where it was sold. See recalls for other shops.

The product presents a risk to health as the sand included in the set may be contaminated with a quantity of asbestos.
The possible presence of glass in the product which makes it unsafe to eat.

The product presents a serious chemical risk as it contains an excess of N-nitrosamines and N-nitrosatables.

The product presents a risk of choking as the button on the top of the cap can easily detach.

The product presents a risk of fire as it may overheat and ignite during use.

The pencils present a serious chemical risk as they contain excess concentrations of phthalates which can cause damage to the reproductive system.

It has been identified that there is potential for the poppers to detach from the garments, posing a risk of choking to the child user.

The product presents a serious chemical risk as it has been identified that the purse contains a high level of phthalates.
Soya

The products pose a risk of injuries or cuts as the material inside of the socks may cause a tourniquet around a child’s toe.