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Week of February 16–22, 2026

The week in recalls

Metal and glass turned up in frozen food, a brake pedal that can come loose, and a surgical device that can push too hard. The recalls that matter most are the ones you can still act on.

Recall CanaryUpdated

Another week, another round of recalls. There were 45 of them, and most were vehicles and medical devices. The ones that matter most are a brake problem in a big van, metal and glass in frozen food, and a surgical device that can build up too much pressure, so let's start there.

Ford is recalling certain Ford Transit vans because the brake pedal can disconnect from the brake booster pushrod. If that happens, the pedal goes to the floor and you lose the brakes, which is why the warning is do not drive. This is a high risk recall, and if you own one of these vans, do not drive it until the fix is done. Call your dealer and ask them to come to you if you can.

Two frozen food recalls are worth your freezer check. Bremer Family Size Italian Style Meatballs may contain metal fragments, and Ajinomoto Fried Rice, Ramen, and Shu Mai may contain glass. Eating either can hurt your mouth or throat. If you have these in your freezer, throw them out or take them back to the store for a refund.

One more for anyone who works in a clinic or had a recent procedure: the Olympus High Flow Insufflation Unit has a software problem that can cause overpressure during surgery. If your facility uses one, stop and check with Olympus about the update. For the rest of this week's recalls, including the Medline Sterile Saline Wound Wash and Convenience Kits and the BMW M5 and 5 Series vehicles, the full list is below.

Written by Recall Canary from the agencies’ records on .

What changed

: First written on November 4 from the 45 recalls listed by then.

All 45 recalls this week

Newest first

Recalls the agencies dated Feb 16 to 22. 45 arrived after the week ended. How this list is made

1 recall that day

Bremer Family Size Italian Style Meatballs

Foreign object

High risk, FSIS, , Ended

13 recalls that day

Made Fresh Salads Cream Cheese and Tofu Whipped

Listeria

High risk, FDA, , Ended

Medline Sterile Saline Wound Wash and Convenience Kits

Sterility problem

Moderate risk, FDA,

Hitachi Proton Beam Therapy

Software defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Rossmonster

Rossmonster Baja Ex and Baja LX Motorhomes

Brake defect

NHTSA,

Orange EV

Orange EV T-Series Pure Electric and e-TRIEVER Trucks

Latch and lock defect

NHTSA,

Volvo

Volvo EX30 (2025)

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

Ford

Ford: F-150 (2021-2026), F-250 SD (2022-2026), F-350 SD (2022-2026), and 8 more

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

Demers Ambulances

Braun Ambulances Demers FXP174 Ambulances

Vehicle structure defect

NHTSA,

Ford

Ford Explorer (2017-2019) — Suspension

Suspension defect

NHTSA,

Mercedes-Benz

2025 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Vehicles

Backup camera defect

NHTSA,

MRIMed MRI LED Mobile Exam Light Battery

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Olympus Resection and Inner Sheaths

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Olympus Cystoscope Outer Sheath

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

14 recalls that day

Shera Broadhead Clarias Fish Steaks and Whole Gutted Fish

Import violation

High risk, FSIS, , Ended

Ajinomoto Fried Rice, Ramen, and Shu Mai

Foreign object

High risk, FSIS, , Ended

Lullaby Lane and MCS Children's Sleepwear

Burn hazard

CPSC,

JJGoo LED Balloon Lights

Swallowing hazard

CPSC,

Huaker Magnetic Balls and Rods Sets

Choking hazard

CPSC,

Joly's 80% Vinegar

Poisoning hazard

CPSC,

Prismatic 3D Prints Book Nooks with Lights

Swallowing hazard

CPSC,

Vive Health Bed Rails

Entrapment hazard

CPSC,

SAMIT Youth Multi-Purpose Helmets

Impact hazard

CPSC,

Molly Kitchen's Tuna Salad

Undeclared fish

High risk, FDA, , Ended

Prevost

Prevost Exterior Driver Side Mirror

Driver visibility defect

NHTSA, , Part

Land Rover

Land Rover Range Rover Sport and Range Rover

Vehicle structure defect

NHTSA,

Prevost

Prevost H3-45 and H3-45 VIP (2026)

Driver visibility defect

NHTSA,

BMW

BMW M5 Sportswagon (2025), M5 (2025-2026), 750e xDrive (2024-2025), and 4 more

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

4 recalls that day

H & N Group Frozen Cooked Medium Shrimp

Chemical contamination

Moderate risk, FDA, , Ended

Olympus High Flow Insufflation Unit

Software defect

High risk, FDA,

Lexus

Lexus LX600 Vehicles

Transmission or drivetrain defect

NHTSA,

Intuitive Surgical Da Vinci 5 Console

Software defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

13 recalls that day

Steves Real Food Quest Cat Food

Wrong nutrient levels

High risk, FDA, , Ended

Woodland Gourmet Arrowroot Flour

Foreign object

Moderate risk, FDA, , Ended

Medline Convenience Kits and Surgical Drapes

Sterility problem

Moderate risk, FDA,

Auris Health MONARCH Bronchoscopy Platform

Software defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Stryker MOLLI 2 System, Introducers, Wand, OncoPen and Tablet

Labeling error

Moderate risk, FDA,

Lincoln

Ford Escape and Lincoln Corsair Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

Prevost

Prevost X3-45 Commuter (2025-2026) — Seats

Seat defect

NHTSA,

Winnebago

Winnebago 2020-2023 View and Navion Recreational Vehicles

Vehicle structure defect

NHTSA,

Ford

Ford Transit (2025)

Do not drive

High risk, NHTSA,

Blue Arc

Shyft Group Blue Arc BA4L-800 Vehicles

Steering defect

NHTSA,

Indian Kitchen Mart Aluminum Saucepan, Brass Tope, Aluminum Kadai and Brass Pital Pot

Contamination

High risk, FDA,

Olympus Thunderbeat Surgical Devices

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Centinel Spine Prodisc C SK Total Cervical Disc Replacement

Labeling error

Moderate risk, FDA,

How this list is made

Each recall is filed under the week of one date, a UTC calendar day. Which date depends on the agency; the recall’s own page names it.

FDA
The day FDA first posted the recall to its Enforcement Report (“Posted” on the recall page), or the day the company’s announcement appeared on FDA’s recalls page, if that came first (“Company announced”). When the day FDA posted it is not known, the day FDA classified it (“Classified”); when we listed the recall before any FDA date, the day we first listed it (“Listed on this site”). FDA’s weekly Enforcement Report, and news roundups built from it, often list the same recall a week or two later.
USDA FSIS
The day FSIS announced the recall or public health alert (“Announced”). An expanded recall keeps its first date.
CPSC
The recall date CPSC published (“Announced”).
NHTSA
The day the manufacturer filed its defect report with NHTSA (“Reported”). NHTSA publishes it days to weeks later, so vehicle recalls keep arriving after a week ends, and news coverage often comes a week or two after the week they are listed in.

Biologics are recalls by FDA’s biologics center (CBER), such as blood, tissue and vaccines, and blood bank equipment. They are usually handled by hospitals, clinics, blood banks and doctors’ offices, not bought in stores. Antibody drugs and other therapeutic biologics that FDA regulates as drugs are listed under Drugs, as FDA files them.

Once a week is over, Recall Canary writes a short post about it from the agencies’ records of that week’s listed recalls only, and rewrites it when they change. Each recall’s own page has the agency’s notice and what to check.

A recall the agency later withdrew stays listed with no risk level, and its own page is marked Withdrawn. A recall notice not yet matched to an agency record is a notice posted on the FDA or CPSC site (a company’s announcement on FDA’s site, or a CPSC news release) before it is matched to the agency’s recall record.

Not listed here: recalls by states, local agencies, other countries or other federal agencies (such as the EPA or the U.S. Coast Guard), and FDA safety alerts that are not recalls. More about dates and sources