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All U.S. recalls · Aug 17–23, 2026

Recalls: week of Aug 17–23, 2026

51 recalls dated Aug 17–23, 2026, from the CPSC, FDA, USDA and NHTSA, each explained in plain English. 14 are rated “stop using now”.

51recalls
14stop using now
13food
2meat & poultry (usda)

Food — 13

Meat & poultry (USDA) — 2

Consumer products — 7

Vehicles — 5

  • KENWORTH T680 (2027) recall — Seats
    Aug 21NHTSAKenworthUse caution

    PACCAR is recalling 2027 Kenworth T680 vehicles with seat ventilation harnesses that may have missing heat-shrink, causing short circuits and fire risk. Owners should contact PACCAR for free harness replacement by October 20, 2026.

  • KIA EV9 (2025) recall — Air Bags
    Aug 21NHTSAKiaUse caution

    Kia is recalling 2025-2026 EV9 vehicles with a front air bag that may not deactivate during crashes with children in the front seat, risking injury. Owners must have air bag system inspected and repaired by dealers.

  • BUICK ENCORE GX (2025) recall — Back Over Prevention
    Aug 20NHTSABuickUse caution

    General Motors recalls 2025 Buick Encore GX vehicles with rearview camera that may display distorted or blank images, increasing crash risk. Owners must contact dealers for free camera replacement.

  • FORD F-650 SD (2025) recall — Structure
    Aug 20NHTSAFordUse caution

    Ford F-650 SD 2025 vehicles with liftgate platform falling risk. Recall due to deck pins breaking, causing potential injury. Free fix by Marathon Industries.

  • LUCID AIR (2025) recall — Electrical System
    Aug 20NHTSALucidUse caution

    Lucid is recalling certain 2022-2026 Air vehicles due to overheated electrical circuits that could cause fire or reduce visibility. Owners must park outside until software update is applied.

Drugs — 11

Medical devices — 11

Pet food — 2

What to do if you have a recalled product

  1. Open the recall and check the model, lot or date codes — only those units are affected.
  2. Stop using it if it’s rated “stop using now”, and follow the remedy (refund, repair or replacement) on the recall page.
  3. Got a car? Check it by VIN — vehicle recall repairs are free by law.