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Coverage · what the dataset can prove

Coverage is the public checklist for evaluating a pack before purchase: exported records, active sources, field groups, workflow fit, and the caveats that limit interpretation.

Record coverage

The public counts below come from export-ready records and the source registry. They update with every snapshot cut instead of being hand-maintained in website copy.

Strict recall share
59.49%

Share of included consumer-product safety notices classified as strict recalls under the source-specific methodology.

Product link coverage
99.71%

Share of included notices linked to at least one normalized affected-product entity in the current release.

Party link coverage
80.82%

Share of included notices linked to at least one named manufacturer, importer, distributor, retailer, supplier, or brand.

Mapped category coverage
96.84%

Share of included notices mapped to the 22-category consumer-product taxonomy.

Freshness policy
Weekly refresh

Maximum age 8 days. Oldest measured source refresh: 2026-09-16.

New dated releases cover seven current official registers weekly and retain the byte-pinned Tukes 2006-2022 historical corpus.

/recalls records
56,631
active sources
8
provenance rows
1,031,072
These are export-ready counts, not a claim that every field is populated for every record. Field-level coverage is documented in the data dictionary and source notes.

Field coverage

Schema groups come from the exported field model and curated field highlights. They are the default coverage map for filtering, joining, and reviewer audit work.

groupfieldsexamples
Notice identity4id, authority, source_notice_ref, published_at
Exported flat columns6jurisdiction, title, summary, risk_level
Recall classification2is_recall, category_code
Notice content2hazard_text, remedy_text
Provenance2source_record_url, _provenance
Schema fields4risk_level_code, measure_types, hazard_types, language
documented fields
20
domain fields
18
provenance-aware fields
6

Source coverage

Source descriptions make coverage visible before a buyer logs into the portal or downloads the full snapshot.

ACCC Product Safetycommercial-use cleared

ACCC Product Safety Australia recall notices under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.

CPSCcommercial-use cleared

US Consumer Product Safety Commission recall records and public-domain safety notices.

EU Safety Gatecommercial-use cleared

EU Safety Gate and RAPEX product-safety alerts under the European Commission legal notice and reuse terms.

France RappelConsocommercial-use cleared

French national consumer-product recall notices under Etalab Licence Ouverte 2.0, with source and update-date attribution.

Workflow coverage

These use cases are the workflows this dataset is positioned to support. The same workflow set appears on the homepage, sample page, and agent-facing docs.

Compare safety notices

Review notices across authorities, with recalls distinguished from other safety actions.

Research hazards

Explore reported hazards, corrective actions, products, dates, and jurisdictions.

Look up historical notices

Search past notices and follow links to the original authority records.

Check source coverage

Review included authorities, historical date ranges, and source refresh dates.

Limits

Coverage claims should stay bounded by the manifest caveats and source licence terms.

  • RecallRadar is reference data, not legal advice, product-safety certification, or recall-management advice.
  • Buyers remain responsible for validating source notices and regulatory obligations in their own jurisdiction.
  • The dataset covers selected consumer-product authorities and excludes food, drug, vehicle, agriculture, and unlisted global sources.

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