Delivered Messages Falsely Claimed as Delivery Failure

Delivered Messages Falsely Claimed as Delivery Failure

In a series of safety announcements, various companies and brands have issued recalls and warnings for their products due to potential hazards. Here's a roundup of the latest updates:

Food and Beverage Recalls

1. Bio Partner Schweiz AG is recalling its Vinnocence Chardonnay, Merlot, and Rosé alcohol-free wines due to increased pressure in the bottles, posing a risk of breakage.
2. The Swiss importer Beta Markt GmbH has removed Sweet dried apricot kernels of the Naturkost F&S brand from sale following the detection of an excessively high cyanide content. Health risks cannot be ruled out.
3. Several Slush drinks from the Manchester Drinks Company have been found to contain too much glycerin. Consumption could potentially pose health risks, especially with excessive consumption.
4. Pepsico Netherlands is recalling Lay's chips due to the presence of non-food-grade mineral oil containing MOSH and MOAH.
5. Undeclared milk protein has been found in the "Dubai Style" pistachio cream by Destan, posing a health risk for those with a milk protein allergy.
6. The Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) warns against salmonella in trout and chicken merguez. Consumption of the product with the best before date of 19.08.2025, sold at Aligro, Manor, and Tamoil, is not recommended.
7. Laiteries Réunies Genève has removed the French cheese "Brie Mariotte" from sale due to listeria detection. Affected batches include those with the best before dates of 30.7.2025, 6.8.2025, and 13.8.2025.

Product Recalls

1. Bio Onion Sprouts 100g from Sprossana AG have been recalled due to salmonella detection.
2. Helly Hansen is recalling several life jackets due to production issues: Navigare Comfort, Navigare Scan, Junior Safe, Kid Safe.
3. Carletto is recalling a toy tractor due to a choking hazard, as under certain conditions, the steering wheel can detach.
4. DT Swiss recalls several wheels from DT Swiss and Swiss Side due to a risk of delamination of the carbon layers of the rim, which can significantly compromise the stability of the wheel, up to complete failure of the rim.
5. Villeroy & Boch is recalling children's glasses from four collections due to a risk of breakage if pressure is applied to the inside of the glass, posing a choking hazard.
6. Baumgartner Books AG is recalling the "Pull-Back Car 'Chick'" toy due to a choking hazard. Under certain conditions, small parts can become detached, posing a potential choking risk, especially for young children.
7. The "Abstract" earrings by Girly Accessories may contain nickel traces, causing skin reactions in rare cases.

Scams and Warnings

1. Beware of being contacted by phone or email with promises of a refund of cryptocurrencies, as scammers are currently using this tactic.
2. The Healing Products Institute Swissmedic warns about counterfeit or unlicensed products for weight loss containing the hormone GLP-1 in circulation. These products are often marketed as "natural" but contain pharmacological substances without declaration and dosage information. Consumption poses a significant health risk.
3. The Federal Cybersecurity Authority (FCA) reports a significant increase in phishing messages claiming to be package notifications. These messages are end-to-end encrypted and often appear as names instead of phone numbers, giving the impression of being added to an official group like "Post Delivery Info". Clicking the link leads to a professionally designed website where credit card and login details are requested for a small fee to arrange redelivery.
4. Fake housing ads in the name of Remax are currently circulating, attempting to deceive rental interested parties by demanding payment of a rental deposit before signing the contract.
5. The International Adaptor All-In-One from Modfreak should not be used due to a risk of electric shock.
6. At JL4 Laser Engraver of Landi Switzerland AG, laser beam protection is inadequate, posing a risk of irreversible eye damage.

Stay safe and informed! Always check product recalls and be cautious of potential scams. If you have any concerns, contact the relevant authorities or the manufacturers directly.

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