Goyal Group recalls two aluminium pans due to elevated lead levels. Consumers should stop using these products to avoid potential lead exposure.
Contains elevated levels of lead
Goyal Group is recalling two aluminium kitchen pans made in India because they contain elevated levels of lead. Using these pans could lead to lead exposure, especially for children.
The pans contain elevated levels of lead, which can leach into food during cooking. Lead exposure is especially harmful to children and can cause developmental issues.
Parents and children who use these pans for cooking are most at risk due to potential lead exposure from the pans.
Check for the product names 'SILVER HORSE - PURE ALUMINIUM MADE IN INDIA - ALUMINIUM MILK PAN 4 inches' or 'SILVER HORSE - ALUMINIUM MATHAR KADAI - 26 inches'. These products were sold without codes.
Immediately stop using the recalled aluminium pans as they contain elevated lead levels that can leach into food.
Lead exposure can cause developmental issues in children and other health problems. The pans contain elevated lead levels that can leach into food during cooking.
Check for the product names 'SILVER HORSE - PURE ALUMINIUM MADE IN INDIA - ALUMINIUM MILK PAN 4 inches' or 'SILVER HORSE - ALUMINIUM MATHAR KADAI - 26 inches'. These products were sold without codes.
Immediately stop using the pans and dispose of them safely to avoid lead exposure.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Goyal Group to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0058-2026 — Goyal Group Goyal Group Hello, I own a Goyal Group that is covered by recall H-0058-2026 from Goyal Group. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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