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Start with product title, brand, model, UPC, SKU, or any identifiers you already maintain.
Catalog recall screening
RecallRadar screens ecommerce, marketplace, and resale catalogs against US product recall records—then returns review-ready matches with links to the official source.
No subscription or integration required for the sample. CSV is fine.
A practical first pass
Government recall data is fragmented across agencies and formatted for notices, not catalogs. RecallRadar normalizes the search and shows your team where to look closer.
Start with product title, brand, model, UPC, SKU, or any identifiers you already maintain.
Exact identifiers are prioritized, with fuzzy brand and title matching used to surface review candidates.
Each finding includes match evidence and a link to the issuing agency's record—never a black-box verdict.
Built for messy catalogs
The pilot is designed for teams whose recall checks still happen in spreadsheets, inboxes, or one product at a time.
Screen seller listings before approval or during periodic catalog reviews.
Flag secondhand inventory that may be subject to a recall or stop-sale notice.
Reconcile active catalogs and supplier files against multi-agency records.
Create a documented, source-linked trail for manual disposition decisions.
Sample deliverable
Honest scope
Recall records can be incomplete, amended, or difficult to match to retailer data. RecallRadar surfaces candidates and evidence; your team makes the final sale, removal, and notification decisions.
Archive update: the high-cost consumer recall archive and automated alerts are paused while we evaluate this focused catalog-screening service.
RecallRadar is independent and is not affiliated with CPSC, FDA, NHTSA, USDA, or any other government agency.
FAQ
UPC or GTIN and model number produce the strongest matches. Brand, product title, manufacturer, supplier, and category still help when identifiers are missing.
The screen covers records published by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Food and Drug Administration, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and US Department of Agriculture.
No. Results are candidates for review. Exact identifier matches are separated from fuzzy matches, and every result links to the official notice so affected models, lots, dates, and remedies can be verified.
For the pilot, scope and file handling are agreed by email before transfer. Send a field list first if the catalog contains confidential or customer information; customer data is not needed.
Send up to 100 sample products and get a source-linked first pass.