US EditionAnyone Who Owns Ikea Product Urgently Told 'Stop Using It' in Latest Recall
- Ikea issued an urgent recall in June 2025 for the IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL garlic press, black, due to safety concerns in Ireland and other markets.
- The recall followed an internal investigation that identified a production error causing small metal pieces to detach during use and potentially be ingested with food.
- Ikea has requested that customers cease using the affected IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL garlic press in black and return it to any store for a full refund. This applies to items from specific batches identified by the code 201.521.58 and marked with production dates ranging from the 24th week of 2021 up to the 25th week of 2022, with no proof of purchase required.
- Irish food safety regulators advised against giving the affected batch to young children and requested that retailers and distributors withdraw the product from sale while displaying recall information at points of purchase.
- The recall highlights Ikea's safety priority and encourages customers to spread awareness while the company reimburses all returns and apologizes for inconvenience caused.
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Urgent warning as popular household item sold in Ikea recalled over safety fears
THE POPULAR Swedish home goods chain has pulled a must-have item from their shelves – due to the possible presence of metal pieces detaching during use. IKEA has issued a global recall for the IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic Press due to safety fears. The affected product comes with a low risk of small metal pieces detaching during useIKEA The Swedish bosses confirmed to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland that there was a production error. The repo…
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