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Week of October 19–25, 2026

The week in recalls

A ventilator that can restart mid-breath and a handful of cars owners are told not to drive led a week heavy on vehicles and medical devices. Broccoli seeds and beef jerky sold without inspection also stand out.

Recall CanaryUpdated

Here's what got recalled this week. Seventy-eight recalls were listed, and they were mostly vehicles and medical devices, with food close behind. A ventilator that can cut out during therapy and a small group of cars owners are told not to drive are the ones to know about, so let's start there.

Ventec Life Systems is recalling its Ventec Life Systems VOCSN, V+Pro, VC and V Home Ventilators because a cable connector inside the machine can come loose from the board. If that happens, the ventilator may restart on its own, which interrupts breathing support for the person relying on it. This is a high risk recall, and it covers machines sold nationwide. If you use one of these ventilators or care for someone who does, check with your equipment provider about whether yours is affected and what to do next.

Subaru is recalling a handful of Subaru Crosstrek and Forester Vehicles from model year 2026 because a nut on the left-front lower control arm ball joint may not be tightened properly. The joint can separate, and the driver can lose control. Subaru says do not drive these cars until they are fixed. Only a few are involved, but if yours is one, contact a dealer right away. Ford is also recalling certain Ford F-150, F-250 SD, F-350 SD and F-450 SD Vehicles because the left-side tailgate cable can break under a heavy load, letting the tailgate drop and hurt someone standing behind the truck.

Imperio Distribution is recalling Imperio Fuego, Limón and Original Beef Jerky because the jerky was produced without inspection, which is a high risk recall. If you have a bag, throw it out. The full list below has every recall from the week, with links to the notices and what each one asks you to do.

Written by Recall Canary from the agencies’ records on . Updated .

What changed

: First written on November 4 from the 78 recalls listed by then.

: One more recall dated this week was listed on November 5: Tonight We Ride Ultimate Forza Male Supplement. 1 recall listed earlier no longer appears in this week's list.

: One more recall dated this week was listed on November 6: WinCo Foods Hoagie Rolls. 1 recall listed earlier no longer appears in this week's list. FDA classified Neogen Uniprim Powder for Horses as Class II.

All 78 recalls this week

Newest first

Recalls the agencies dated Oct 19 to 25. 20 arrived after the week ended, and more may still come. How this list is made

3 recalls that day

Tonight We Ride Ultimate Forza Male Supplement

Not yet rated, FDA,

Imperio Fuego, Limón and Original Beef Jerky

Produced without inspection

High risk, FSIS,

Neogen Uniprim Powder for Horses

Packaging defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

13 recalls that day

Glenmark Abiraterone Acetate Tablets

Labeling error

Moderate risk, FDA,

Ritedose Formoterol Fumarate Inhalation Solution

Drug impurity

Moderate risk, FDA,

ZestiGreens Broccoli Seeds for Sprouting & Microgreens

Salmonella

High risk, FDA,

Safecor Health Metoclopramide Tablets

Foreign object

Moderate risk, FDA,

Ziehm-Orthoscan VERSA Accessory Cart and Versa Mini C-Arm System

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Medtronic OmniaSecure Model 3930M Leads

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Blue Bottle Coffee Sweet Blossom Simple Syrup

Contamination

Moderate risk, FDA,

Ethicon Ethilon Nylon Suture

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Miyoko's Creamery European Style Salted Plant Milk Butter

E. coli

Moderate risk, FDA,

Great Dane

Great Dane Champion and Everest Van Trailers

Vehicle equipment defect

NHTSA,

Gillig

Gillig Low Floor Transit Buses

Fuel system defect

NHTSA,

Battle Motors

Battle Motors Crane Carrier LET2 and LNT Vehicles

Fuel system defect

NHTSA,

Forest River Bus

Forest River Bus Senator II Transit Buses

Steering defect

NHTSA,

27 recalls that day

WinCo Foods Hoagie Rolls

Undeclared sesame

High risk, FDA,

CIYTI Light-Up Princess Costumes

Swallowing hazard

CPSC,

Bamamon LED Projecting Finger Light Toys

Swallowing hazard

CPSC,

Costway Convertible High Chairs

Entrapment hazard

CPSC,

Lithonia Lighting RSX Luminaires with Adjustable Tilt Arm Mountings

Impact hazard

CPSC,

VQQQ Natural Gas Patio Heaters

Fire hazard

CPSC,

Natural Grocers Brand Organic 2 Pound Mung Beans

Not yet rated, FDA,

Strides Pharma Cinacalcet Tablets

Drug dissolving problem

Moderate risk, FDA,

AvKARE Amitriptyline Hydrochloride Tablets

Drug dissolving problem

Moderate risk, FDA,

Halyard Anterior Hip Packs

Sterility problem

Moderate risk, FDA,

Medline C-Section Drapes and Medical Convenience Kits

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Solstice Xact Mole Marker for Mammography

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Medtronic Neuromodulation InterStim SureScan MRI Leads and Percutaneous Extensions

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Medtronic MiniMed Go App

Software defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

restor3d MTP Implants

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

CooperVision Softmed Breathables Advanced Toric Contact Lenses

Unapproved product

Moderate risk, FDA,

Boston Scientific Cork Direxion Torqueable Microcatheters

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Life Technologies Ion Torrent Genexus Dx Integrated Sequencer

Software defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Techno-Path Multichem AE Unassayed Chemistry Controls

Labeling error

Moderate risk, FDA,

Biomedical Data Solutions Ortho Connect Software

Software defect

Moderate risk, FDA, , Ended

ARUP Laboratories Apheresis Platelets, PAS, Leukocytes Reduced

Quality testing problem

Moderate risk, FDA, , Ended, Hospital use

MOPAR

Chrysler MOPAR Tail Light Assemblies

Exterior lighting defect

NHTSA, , Part

Dodge

Chrysler Dodge Durango

Exterior lighting defect

NHTSA,

Nissan

Nissan Spare Tire Kits for Sentra

Vehicle equipment defect

NHTSA, , Part

BYD/Ride

BYD Coach & Bus Ride Type A School Buses

Mobility equipment defect

NHTSA,

Thomas Built Buses

Thomas Built SAF-T-LINER C2 Jouley, C2, HDX2, and EFX2 School Buses

Vehicle structure defect

NHTSA,

Forest River

Forest River Cedar Creek, FR3, Palomino and More Recreational Vehicles

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

16 recalls that day

Wedgewood Village Pharmacy Compounded Veterinary Medications

Wrong drug strength

Not yet rated, FDA,

Trader Joe's Crispy Rice Milk Chocolate Bars

Undeclared wheat

Moderate risk, FDA,

Wild West Seed Broccoli Seeds Green Sprouting Calabrese and Waltham29

Salmonella

High risk, FDA,

Walker Foods Marca El Pato Salsa Para Enchiladas

Labeling error

Moderate risk, FDA,

Evexias Health Solutions Amino Ultra Dietary Supplement

Labeling error

Moderate risk, FDA,

Beckman Coulter Rotor SW40 and SW41

Device defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Medtronic MiniMed CareLink Clinic

Software defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

VACUETTE Blood Collection Tubes with Lithium Heparin and Gel Separator

Contamination

Moderate risk, FDA,

Hyundai

Hyundai Venue, Elantra N, Elantra Hybrid and Elantra

Wheel defect

NHTSA,

Autocar

Autocar ACX Xpeditor Vehicles

Engine defect

NHTSA,

Audi

Audi Q4 E-Tron and Q4 Sportback E-Tron Vehicles

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

Thomas Built Buses

Thomas Built Buses Saf-T-Liner C2 School Buses

Engine defect

NHTSA,

Koenigsegg

Koenigsegg CC850 Vehicles

Brake defect

NHTSA,

Kenworth

Kenworth T270, T280, T370, T380, T480 and Peterbilt 536, 537, 548, 567 Trucks

Fuel system defect

NHTSA,

GMC

GMC Acadia and Chevrolet Traverse Seats

Seat defect

NHTSA,

BMW

BMW 740Le xDrive, 530e iPerformance, and 530e xDrive Vehicles

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

13 recalls that day

Great Value Fruit Cocktail in Fruit Juice

Chemical contamination

Moderate risk, FDA,

Right Value Drug Stores Testosterone Cypionate

Sterility problem

Moderate risk, FDA,

Voila! Juice and Andronico's Community Markets Orange Juice

Contamination

Moderate risk, FDA,

Ventec Life Systems VOCSN, V+Pro, VC and V*Home Ventilators

Device defect

High risk, FDA,

El Ruisenor De Mexico: 61 products

Undeclared sesame

High risk, FDA,

Hyundai

Hyundai Tucson Hybrid and Elantra Vehicles

Suspension defect

NHTSA,

Forest River

Forest River Pause Travel Trailers

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

Lexus

Lexus NX250, NX350, NX350 Hybrid and NX450h+ Vehicles

Electrical system defect

NHTSA,

Ford Service Parts

Ford Anti-Lock Brake System Modules

Brake defect

NHTSA, , Part

Toyota

Toyota Sienna Hybrid 7-Passenger Vehicles

Seat defect

NHTSA,

Ford

Ford F-150, F-250 SD, F-350 SD and F-450 SD Vehicles

Vehicle structure defect

NHTSA,

Lincoln

Lincoln Nautilus Hybrid and Corsair Hybrid Vehicles

Transmission or drivetrain defect

NHTSA,

Great Dane

Great Dane Trailer Landing Gear Assemblies

Vehicle equipment defect

NHTSA, , Part

6 recalls that day

Caledonia Farmers Elevator CFE Broiler Starter & Grower Chicken Feed

Wrong nutrient levels

Not yet rated, FDA,

American Regent BetaVet Betamethasone Injectable Suspension for Horses

Packaging defect

Moderate risk, FDA,

Sempio Yellow Peach

Chemical contamination

Moderate risk, FDA,

Pritam International Toothpastes

Manufacturing problem

Moderate risk, FDA,

Subaru

Subaru Crosstrek and Forester Vehicles

Do not drive

High risk, NHTSA,

Forest River

Forest River Campsite Reserve Travel Trailers

Vehicle equipment defect

NHTSA,

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