Monitoring live

Know the moment a product you sell gets recalled.

RecallStream watches 31 official government feeds across 22+ countries — openFDA, CPSC, NHTSA, EU Safety Gate, RappelConso, Health Canada, UK OPSS and more — normalizes them into one stream, and pushes the recalls that match your brands, suppliers, or keywords to your systems within minutes of publication. No more manual polling.

Built for the teams on the hook when a product they source or sell gets recalled — importers and distributors monitoring overseas suppliers, and retailers and marketplace sellers watching their catalog for a recalled SKU.


The newest recalls across our agency feeds. Were any of them yours?

The cards below are the newest recalls from our live agency feeds — normalized into one stream. When a recall names your brand, supplier, or product, RecallStream pushes it to you. Setting up a watchlist takes 60 seconds.

6newest recalls
3agencies
0high-severity
LU ALERT

Rappel : Chips de pommes de terre artisanales romarin sel marin de la marque Pural

2026-08-01

PE DIGEMID

ALERTA DIGEMID Nº 83-2026

2026-07-31

PE DIGEMID

ALERTA DIGEMID Nº 82-2026

2026-07-31

RappelConso

boudin langue portion

salaisons oberti · 2026-07-31

RappelConso

saucisse seche perche pur porc

0 · 2026-07-31

RappelConso

fromage à pâte pressée cuite de vache

2026-07-31

This feed never sleeps — recalls land day and night. Want the ones that matter to you, pushed by email or webhook within minutes of detection? Start free — no card required.


A recall you miss is still your problem.

When a product you sell, source, or insure gets recalled, the clock starts — but no agency calls you. The notice sits public for days on a government site nobody watches, in a format nobody reads. By the time someone checks on Monday, the recalled stock has already shipped, sold, or gone on a shelf. And the liability is yours.

Without RecallStream · today
  • Blind by default. No agency tells you when a recall names your brand or supplier — you catch it only if you happen to be looking.
  • Every agency, its own format. Bookmark folders, RSS, and scrapers that break on schema changes. Normalization is your problem.
  • Found out too late. Days after publication — after the stock shipped, sold, or a customer complaint got there first.
  • Class I waits for Monday. A risk-of-death recall sits in a queue for whoever checks a website next.
With RecallStream
  • It finds you. The moment a recall matches your brand, supplier, or keyword, we push it — no watching required.
  • One feed, one schema. Every agency mapped to the same fields on our side. One API key.
  • Minutes, not Mondays. Matches typically reach your webhook or inbox within minutes of appearing in the agency feed.
  • No more Monday queue. A risk-of-death Class I recall doesn't wait for the next site check — it lands in your feed like everything else, shortly after it appears in the agency's data.

How RecallStream works

From agency publication to your endpoint — in minutes, not days.

Collect

We watch 31 agency feeds around the clock

RecallStream polls 31 live government sources across 22+ countries around the clock — including openFDA, CPSC, NHTSA, EU Safety Gate, Health Canada and UK OPSS — pulling new and updated notices as they are published.

openFDACPSCNHTSAEU Safety GateRappelConsoHealth CanadaUK OPSS

Normalize

One schema, every source

Every recall is mapped to a single data model — same fields, same date format, same severity scale — regardless of which agency issued it.

Match

Your watchlists filter the noise

You define brand names, supplier names, or keywords. We match every incoming recall against your list.

Dispatch

Pushed to your systems

The moment a match fires, we POST the full recall payload to your webhook URL. Your system reacts — no polling required.


Prefer to build it in? Ship it in an afternoon — REST API + webhooks, one normalized schema for all 31 feeds.Read the API docs →

Built for teams that can't afford to miss a recall

Importers & distributors · Consumer goods

An importer on the hook for goods sourced abroad watches its suppliers across every agency — one webhook replaces four bookmarks and a Monday-morning checking ritual, so a supplier recall lands in their systems instead of waiting on a government site.

Risk & insurance teams · Underwriting

A risk analyst needs recall coverage across the major US agencies plus the EU. One normalized API replaces months of per-agency integration work and schema wrangling.

E-commerce sellers · Consumer electronics

An online seller watches its brands and suppliers so recalled inventory never ships. A brand watchlist match on a CPSC notice fires to their webhook within minutes of the recall appearing in the agency feed.


Official feeds. Nothing scraped.

Public-domain and openly-licensed government data — each feed's licence and required attribution are listed on our Sources page. The flagship feeds are live now; new agencies are added regularly.

32
feeds connected
20+
countries
100%
licence & attribution listed per feed
FDA Food Enforcement (openFDA)
United States · Food
FDA Device Enforcement (openFDA)
United States · Medical devices
FDA Drug Enforcement (openFDA)
United States · Drugs
FDA Device Recalls (openFDA)
United States · Medical devices
CPSC Recalls
United States · Consumer products
NHTSA Vehicle Safety Recalls
United States · Vehicles
EU Safety Gate (RAPEX)
European Union · Consumer products
RappelConso
France · All categories
Health Canada Recalls (RSAMS)
Canada · All categories
OPSS Product Recalls & Alerts
United Kingdom · Consumer products
MHRA Alerts & Recalls
United Kingdom · Drugs & medical devices
NCC Consumer Recalls
South Africa · Consumer products
NAFDAC Recalls & Alerts
Nigeria · Food & drugs
ARCSA Health Alerts
Ecuador · Food, drugs & cosmetics
DIGEMID Drug Alerts
Peru · Drugs
Lebensmittelwarnung
Germany · Food
Mattilsynet Recalls
Norway · Food
Fødevarestyrelsen Recalls
Denmark · Food
SZPI Food Recalls & Warnings
Czech Republic · Food
SÚKL Drug Recalls
Czech Republic · Drugs
ACCC Product Recalls
Australia · Consumer products
FSANZ Food Recalls
Australia · Food
Food Standards Agency Alerts
United Kingdom · Food
RDW Vehicle Recalls
Netherlands · Vehicles
NZTA Vehicle Recalls
New Zealand · Vehicles
HPRA Safety Notices
Ireland · Drugs & medical devices
FAA Airworthiness Directives
United States · Aviation
Taiwan FDA Drug Recalls
Taiwan · Drugs
Taiwan FDA Medical Device Alerts
Taiwan · Medical devices
Thai FDA Drug Safety Alerts
Thailand · Drugs
LU-Alert
Luxembourg · Food & multi-hazard
USDA FSIS Recalls
United States · Coming soon
EU Safety Gate attribution: EU Safety Gate data is sourced from the European Commission Safety Gate (RAPEX) and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). France attribution: Licence Ouverte 2.0 (Etalab) RappelConso / DGCCRF. Canada attribution: Open Government Licence – Canada Health Canada. UK attribution: Open Government Licence v3.0 gov.uk / OPSS.

Transparent pricing. No sales call required.

Comparable recall-monitoring platforms are sold sales-led — demos, onboarding, setup fees. Ours is self-serve, with pricing listed right here.

Free

$0/mo

Try the feed

  • 1 watchlist
  • US core sources (FDA, CPSC, NHTSA)
  • Email support
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Business

$499/mo

Serious compliance programs

  • Unlimited watchlists
  • 600 req/min API · 10k/day fair-use
  • Instant webhooks on new matches
  • Cross-source incident-linking
  • Email, Telegram + digest alerts
  • All sources · 22+ countries
  • Dedicated support
  • Data export
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No credit card required on the Free plan · Prices in USD, cancel anytime · See full pricing →


Built for compliance-adjacent workflows

Data provenance

Official sources only. Every record is fetched from official agency APIs and open-data feeds. Source and source record ID are always present on every recall.

GDPR baseline

Privacy as default. GDPR / UK GDPR / CCPA rights honoured. Data export and account deletion on request. No data sold. No cross-context advertising.

Reasonable security

TLS 1.2+ everywhere in transit. API keys stored as one-way hashes; webhook signing secrets encrypted with AES-256-GCM at rest.

DPA on request

Data processing agreement available for Business and Enterprise customers. Counter-signed copy on request — email support@recallstream.com.


Frequently Asked Questions

RecallStream is a cross-agency product-recall feed with near-real-time webhooks and brand/supplier/keyword watchlists. We normalize data from openFDA, CPSC, NHTSA, EU Safety Gate, France RappelConso, Health Canada, and UK OPSS into a single API so you stop polling 31 separate sources across 22+ countries and start getting pushed alerts when it matters.
openFDA covers only FDA-regulated products — food, drugs, and medical devices. CPSC covers consumer products. NHTSA covers vehicles. EU Safety Gate covers European non-food hazards. France RappelConso, Health Canada, and UK OPSS extend coverage to French, Canadian, and UK markets — 31 live sources across 22+ countries in all (FSIS coming soon). Monitoring them all separately means juggling incompatible schemas, dozens of polling jobs, and stitching results together yourself. RecallStream does that work and delivers a normalized feed with one API key.
Google Alerts match keywords in web pages with a multi-hour delay and no structured data. RecallStream monitors official agency APIs and open-data feeds, normalizes records to a consistent schema, and pushes a typed JSON payload to your webhook within minutes of publication. You get recall date, hazard, classification, agency, brands, and identifiers in structured fields — not a scraped headline.
Yes. Our 31 live sources publish public-domain and openly-licensed government data — each feed's licence and required attribution are listed on our Sources page. The value RecallStream adds is aggregation, normalization, near-real-time delivery, and watchlist matching. You pay for the infrastructure and intelligence layer, not the raw data.
Food and drug (openFDA), consumer products like electronics, toys, and appliances (CPSC), vehicles and automotive parts (NHTSA), and a broad range of consumer goods in EU markets (EU Safety Gate). FSIS (US meat and poultry) is coming soon.
We poll each agency around the clock, typically every ten minutes. Most recalls appear in your feed shortly after they show up in the agency's data feed — delivery to your webhook then takes seconds.
A watchlist entry is a brand name, supplier name, or keyword. Every incoming recall is matched against your entries. When a match fires, you receive a watchlist.match event via webhook and in your events feed. You can scope a watchlist to a single source or leave it open to all agencies.
Yes. You can poll GET /recalls with filters (source, date range, keyword) using your API key. Webhooks are the recommended pattern for near-real-time alerting, but the REST API is fully functional for batch integrations.
Yes. A DPA is available for Business and Enterprise customers. Contact us to arrange a countersigned copy.
The underlying government data is public-domain or openly-licensed — each feed's licence and required attribution are listed on our Sources page. Your use of RecallStream's API to power your own product is subject to our Terms of Service. Contact us for commercial licensing questions.
Sign up free, create your first watchlist, and copy your API key. Your first match alert can arrive within the hour.
Yes. You can download a full JSON export of your watchlists, events, and account data instantly from your account settings — it downloads on the spot, with no waiting period.
Payments are processed by Paddle, our merchant of record — your card statement will typically show Paddle. Paid plans bill in advance and everything is self-serve: open Billing in the app and choose "Manage subscription" to update payment details, switch plans, or cancel in the Paddle customer portal. Cancelling stops future renewals — you keep access for the period you already paid for. No sales call required.
EU and UK consumers have a statutory 14-day right of withdrawal, which ends early once you consent to immediate supply and first use a paid entitlement (for example issuing an API key or receiving paid-tier data); refunds are processed by Paddle, our merchant of record. Beyond that, subscription fees are generally non-refundable, but we review every request in good faith — including renewals you meant to cancel. Full details are in our Refund Policy.
Use "Forgot password" on the sign-in page — we email you a reset link that is valid for one hour. Once signed in, you can change your password or email address any time from Account settings. If the reset email doesn't arrive, check spam, then contact support and we'll help you recover access.
Watchlists: 1 on Free, 5 on Starter, 50 on Pro, unlimited on Business and Enterprise. Webhooks and API keys are available from Starter up. API requests are rate-limited per minute by plan — from 120 req/min on Starter up to 1,200 on Enterprise (the Free tier has no API access). Hitting a rate limit returns HTTP 429; back off and retry. Creating a resource over your plan's cap is blocked with an upgrade prompt — nothing you already have is ever deleted or silently dropped. See Pricing for the full matrix.
We store your account email, watchlist configurations, webhook registrations, and recall event history — the recall data itself is public government data, not personal data. We never sell personal data. You can export or delete your data under GDPR/CCPA (see the Privacy Policy), and a countersigned DPA is available for Business and Enterprise customers.
Send us a message from the contact page or email support@recallstream.com. We read every message and aim to respond within one business day.

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