Recall Statistics
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Live numbers derived from FDA, NHTSA, USDA, and CPSC data — updated every few hours.
110 recalls are currently tracked across all categories. Medications is the highest-volume category, accounting for 45% of all notices. 51% of tracked recalls are classified as urgent — meaning the issuing agency determined a reasonable probability of serious harm or death. This month is running 2 recalls ahead of last month.
Food consistently leads by volume because the FDA and USDA publish recall notices more frequently than NHTSA or CPSC. Vehicle and product recalls tend to have higher per-notice severity. Urgency classification is derived from keywords in recall descriptions and may not capture all Class I events, particularly for vehicle and product recalls.
110
Total recalls tracked
56
Urgent / Class I
51% of all recalls
56
July 2026
+2 vs last month
54
June 2026
previous month
56
Urgent / Class I
Reasonable probability of serious harm or death
1
Voluntary
Company-initiated voluntary recalls
53
Other / Unclassified
Class II, Class III, or not yet classified
Urgency classification is based on keywords in the recall description. Not all sources publish formal classification levels — unclassified recalls may include Class I events.
Brands with the most active recalls across all categories. A high count does not necessarily indicate a safety pattern — larger companies with more products naturally appear more often.
Data sources
Statistics are computed from live recall data fetched from the FDA (food & medications), NHTSA (vehicles), USDA FSIS (meat & poultry), and CPSC (consumer products). Counts reflect recalls currently available in those feeds and may not represent all-time totals. Learn more →