Product Recall Aggregator — FDA, NHTSA & CPSC
Pricing
Pay per usage
Product Recall Aggregator — FDA, NHTSA & CPSC
Unified US product-recall feed across FDA (food, drug, device), NHTSA (vehicles) and CPSC (consumer products), normalized to one schema. For compliance, insurance, legal and retail monitoring. Pay per result.
Product recall data from all three official US agencies in one normalized feed — an FDA recall scraper, NHTSA vehicle recalls, and CPSC consumer-product recalls merged into a single recall API feed.
Built for compliance, insurance, legal, and retail/QA monitoring teams who need to watch every US product recall without stitching together three different government feeds. Each agency publishes its own official data in its own shape — this actor pulls FDA (openFDA food/drug/device), NHTSA (vehicles), and CPSC (consumer products), then normalizes and dedupes them into one schema. No API key required; it's the official public recall data, just unified.
If you monitor recalls today you're probably querying openFDA, NHTSA, and CPSC separately and reconciling fields by hand. This does CPSC NHTSA recalls plus FDA in a single run, ready to drop into a dataset or alert pipeline.
What you get
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
agency | Source agency: FDA, NHTSA, or CPSC |
category | Recall category: food, drug, device, vehicle, or product |
title | Recall title / product description |
brand | Brand or manufacturer name |
hazard | The hazard or reason for the recall |
date | Recall date (ISO 8601) |
url | Link to the official recall notice |
remedy | Recommended remedy / corrective action |
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
categories | array | ["all"] | Which categories to pull. Use "all" or a subset of food, drug, device, vehicle, product |
daysBack | integer | 90 | Only return recalls issued within the last N days |
maxItems | integer | 500 | Maximum number of recalls to return |
Example input
{"categories": ["food", "drug", "vehicle"],"daysBack": 30,"maxItems": 200}
Example run output
{"agency": "FDA","category": "food","title": "Listeria Risk in Pre-Cut Cantaloupe Trays","brand": "FreshFields Produce","hazard": "Potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination","date": "2026-06-12","url": "https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/freshfields-cantaloupe","remedy": "Do not consume. Return to place of purchase for a full refund."}
Use cases
- Compliance teams monitoring whether any recalled product touches their supply chain across food, drug, device, and consumer goods.
- Insurance underwriters and claims teams tracking vehicle and product recalls tied to liability exposure.
- Legal / litigation researchers building recall timelines for product-liability matters.
- Retail and QA monitoring teams pulling a single daily feed of all US recalls instead of three separate agency checks.
Why this vs single-agency feeds
The wedge is the unified schema. Most tools and feeds give you one agency at a time, in different shapes — openFDA looks nothing like the NHTSA recalls API, which looks nothing like CPSC. This actor merges FDA + NHTSA + CPSC into one normalized, deduped dataset so you monitor all US recalls in a single run. It's the official public recall data — the value is that it's consolidated, not exclusive.
Pricing
Pay per result — you're billed only for the recall records returned, no subscription.
Keywords
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