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Zeeman recalls toy cars and children’s vest

The retail chain warns of parts that could pose a choking hazard.

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Zeeman is recalling several children’s products because parts may come loose and cause a choking hazard. The products are toy cars and the Romy Active Romance children’s vest.

According to ANP, Zeeman advises customers to stop using the affected products and return them to a Zeeman shop. Customers can receive a refund there or choose a replacement product.

According to the warning, the Romy Active Romance children’s vest was sold from 31 August to 26 October 2026 inclusive. The recall applies to the specified sizes and product version listed in Zeeman’s safety warning.

According to ANP, the toy cars were sold from 10 October 2025 to 5 November 2026 inclusive. The warning does not concern all Zeeman toy cars, but the specific products named in the recall.

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For consumers, the distinction between a general warning and a product recall is particularly important. Customers do not have to wait until a defect becomes visible: according to Zeeman, anyone with an affected product can return it without proof of purchase.

The warning does not mean that every item has actually caused an incident. Zeeman cites a possible safety risk and advises customers to stop using the products. According to Zeeman, its website contains an overview of recalled items and the associated instructions.

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The recall, product categories and sales periods are supported by the ANP report. The text mentions no unconfirmed incidents or medical consequences.

  • confirmed Zeeman is recalling toy cars and a children’s vest because of a possible choking hazard. — ANP describes both product groups and the safety risk. source
  • confirmed The children’s vest was sold from 31 August to 26 October 2026 inclusive. — This sales period appears in the ANP report. source
  • confirmed The toy cars were sold until 5 November 2026 inclusive. — This period appears in the ANP report. source
Editor's note
The recall and sales periods have been taken from the ANP report. Consumers should check the precise product codes and sizes in the official Zeeman warning.
More on this in Dutch media
  • Het Parool — „zeeman terugroepactie”
  • Trouw — „zeeman terugroepactie”
  • NRC — „zeeman terugroepactie”

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