Home & garden recalls in New Zealand in 2026

5 official home & garden recalls in New Zealand reported in 2026 so far, from Product Safety New Zealand (MBIE) and New Zealand Food Safety (MPI). Newest first. Search by product, brand or hazard.

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Recalls in 2026

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Home & garden recalls in New Zealand in 2026

  1. 2026-09-11
  2. NZ
    Home & garden

    2L Hot Water Bottles- sold at Bargain Chemist

    The bottle may leak, split or rupture when filled with hot water. Escaping hot water can cause serious burns or scalding. Bargain Chemist was advised by the Commerce Commission that a consumer had suffered burns when…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  3. 2026-05-13
  4. NZ
    Home & garden

    Robert Gordon Dog & Cat mugs

    Some mugs in batch number 12/25 from the shipment received by Robert Gordon Australia from its overseas manufacturer on 19 March 2026 appear to have a manufacturing defect that, if present, leads to the base of the mug…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  5. 2026-04-20
  6. NZ
    Home & garden

    Wooden Hanging Parasol Umbrella - Sold at Mitre 10 and Mitre 10 MEGA

    The umbrella has identified weak points in the wooden frame where water can pool, potentially leading to internal wood rot in load-bearing areas. This deterioration may not be easily visible and creates a risk of…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  7. 2026-02-16
  8. NZ
    Home & garden

    Potentially Asbestos Impacted Pyropanel-brand fire-rated doors manufactured by Firemex

    Firemex have advised that the fire-rated door core used in some fire doors may be contaminated with asbestos fibres. In January 2026 WorkSafe confirmed that if the fire doors remain intact, they pose negligible to no…

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →
  9. 2026-01-27
  10. NZ
    Home & garden

    BC Hot Water Bottles sold at Bargain Chemist

    These hot water bottles do not comply with the mandatory safety standard BS1970:2012. They are missing safety markings, warnings, and instructions. Risk of serious burns or scalds if used incorrectly.

    Product Safety NZOfficial notice →