Viral chocolate sold in Westfield, popular clothing items from H&M and more
This week, there have been several product recalls, with popular children’s clothing, viral chocolate and more being taken off shelves. People who have purchased children’s dressing gowns and poncho towels from H&M are being warned to immediately stop using these products.
If you have purchased any of these items, you will be entitled to a refund or a method to fix the issue. Aussies should check their homes for the following items.
Children’s hooded dressing gown and Children’s poncho towel with ties
H&M has issued a product recall for several children’s hooded dressing gowns. Photo: H&M
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H&M has issued a product recall for several children’s hooded dressing gowns and poncho towels in assorted colours and styles. They do not comply with the mandatory standard for children’s nightwear, and they do not include a warning label.
“There is a risk of serious burn injuries if exposed to a heat or flame source,” the ACCC said this week, adding that “consumers may not be aware of this risk.”
If you own any of the below products, stop using them immediately and keep them away from heat sources. You can return the products to your nearest H&M store for a full refund, even if you don’t have the receipt.
The products were available between May 2023 and May 2025.
Product number 1237612:
Product number 1198589:
Product number 1237614:
Product number 0997998:
H&M has also issued a product recall for children’s poncho towels in assorted colours and styles. Photo: H&M
Poncho animal towel (Product Number 1123076):
Poncho towel (Product Number 1230858):
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Blue and white stripe
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Pink and white stripe
Contact H&M on 1300 401 300 or email them at customerservice.au@hm.com.
iKOU De-Stress Small Candle
iKOU Australia Pty Ltd has issued a product recall for their De-Stress Small Candle as the wax can catch fire. Photo: iKOU
iKOU Australia Pty Ltd has issued a product recall for their De-Stress Small Candle as the wax can catch fire.
The ACCC confirms “incidents have occurred”.
The large version of the candle is currently available in Adore Beauty, Zjoosh, Wheel&Barrow Home and many other retailers.
If you own the candle, stop using it immediately and contact iKOU for a full refund. Contact iKOU if you have the product, or have given it to someone else or have disposed of it.
For more information email iKOU on support@ikou.com.au or visit the website.
Choco Bliss Dubai Chocolate 200g
Choco Bliss is conducting a recall on their Dubai Chocolate 200g. Photo: Choco Bliss
Choco Bliss is conducting a recall on their Dubai Chocolate 200g, as it does not include a warning for allergens, including pistachio, milk, sesame seed, and wheat, which may lead to allergic reactions in consumers if consumed.
The product was available to purchase in Westfield locations in Queensland and includes all date markings up to and including January 2026.
“Consumers who have a pistachio, milk, sesame seed or wheat allergy or intolerance should not consume this product,” Food Standards says of the recall. “Consumers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.”
Consumers can contact Choco Bliss on 0411426511 or chocobliss@gmail.com with any concerns.
HeartSine Samaritan Public Access Defibrillators (PAD) 350P, 360P, 500P
Stryker has issued an urgent recall of certain serial numbers of their HeartSine Defibrillators. Photo: Styker
Stryker has issued an urgent recall of certain serial numbers of their HeartSine Defibrillators.
The TGA has revealed that a manufacturing problem related to the circuit board component may impair the device’s ability to function or cause failure.
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They share, “This failure could occur at any point when the device is holding a charge. This may be in preparation to deliver therapy, while delivering a shock, or after shock delivery.”
The problem may lead to no shock being delivered or a delay in treatment.
For more information, and to find out if your product may be affected, visit the website.
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