Estonia · Recalls · Issue #4 · 28/09 – 04/10
Estonia recalls Peppa Pig piano-xylophone toy over choking risk
Safety Gate records a 29 September recall of Peppa Pig Piano-Xylophone model 2326 in Estonia. Detachable stickers can present a choking risk to small children.
What the primary source says
An Estonian notification published by Safety Gate on 1 October identifies a choking hazard in the Peppa Pig Piano-Xylophone, model 2326, barcode 8411865023264.
The notification says stickers can detach and be swallowed by small children. It records a retailer’s recall from end users effective on 29 September 2026, following withdrawal from the market on 15 September.
The alert does not provide a refund or return procedure. Owners should use the exact model and barcode when asking their retailer about the recorded recall.
This report concerns Estonia; it does not establish a UK recall.
Source: Safety Gate alert SR/02780/26, notified by Estonia. Independently summarised by FOLO-UP; no images or endorsement.
Alerts from the Rapid Alert System for dangerous non-food products, published free of charge on the Safety Gate website (https://ec.europa.eu/safety-gate-alerts) © European Union, 2005–2026
Why it matters
The useful distinction
Exact identifiers distinguish the recalled musical toy from other products using the same character branding.
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