Garlic press added to Ikea's recall list in Canada
More than 10,000 units of a recalled garlic press were sold across Canada.
www.richmond-news.comDirect answer: Ikea began recalling the IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL garlic press with black handle in 2024–2025 due to a production error that could cause small metal pieces to detach and potentially be ingested; customers are advised to stop using it and seek a full refund or replacement where available. The recall has been issued in multiple regions, with specifics varying by country.
What you need to know now
- Affected item: IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL garlic press, black, date stamps 2411 through 2522 (YYWW), identifiable by the IKEA logo on the upper handle.
- Reason: Production error that can cause small metal pieces to detach during use.
- Actions for customers: Stop using the press immediately, contact Ikea customer service or visit an Ikea store to obtain a full refund. Proof of purchase is not required for a refund in many regions.
- Regional notes: The recall was announced in several markets (Singapore, Canada, the U.S., and others). If you’re outside the regions mentioned, check your local Ikea website or consumer safety agency for the official recall notice and instructions.
How to verify and act quickly
- Check your garlic press for the logo on the upper handle and look for the date stamp range 2411–2522.
- If identified, stop using it and contact Ikea for refund instructions. If you can’t identify via date stamp, return any IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL garlic press to any Ikea store for a refund.
- Visit the Ikea country newsroom or your local consumer safety authority’s recall page for the precise steps and any region-specific requirements.
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- Example: If you own a black VÄRDEFULL garlic press with the logo on the top handle and a date stamp like 2413, you should stop using it and return it for a full refund.
Citations
- Recall details and safety steps were reported by Ikea and regional outlets in 2024–2025, describing the production error and refund process.[1][3][5]
- Public recall notices also appeared in Canada and other regions, advising immediate stop-use and refunds for affected units.[8][9]