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Free from any phone across the EU, around the clock.
Seven regional centres, 24 hours a day; each takes calls from anywhere in Germany.
Weekly alerts on dangerous non-food products found across the EU, cosmetics and textiles included.
The EU's rapid alert system for food and feed, searchable by product and country.
Warnings on food, cosmetics and everyday consumer goods, published by the federal and state authorities.
From any phone in the United States.
Free, confidential, 24 hours a day; routes to the local poison center.
Recalls and safety warnings for consumer products, clothing and children's goods included.
The public route to tell the CPSC about a product that caused harm.
Recalls, market withdrawals and safety alerts published by the FDA.
How to tell the FDA about a reaction to or a problem with a cosmetic product.
From any phone in Canada.
The national toll-free line reaches your provincial poison centre; Québec keeps its own number.
Food, consumer products, cosmetics and health products, in one searchable list.
Health Canada's form for a product that caused, or could have caused, harm.