CPSC, McDonald's Corp. and Bobble Dreams USA Announce Recall of Chicago Bears Bobble Head Figurines

Active Recall Announced September 17, 2002 CPSC #02252

Quick answer

CPSC, McDonald's Corp. and Bobble Dreams USA Announce Recall of Chicago Bears Bobble Head Figurines is CPSC recall #02252, announced on September 17, 2002. The CPSC cites the following hazard: The recalled bobble head figurines are designed in the likeness of NFL players Brian Urlacher and Anthony Thomas. The 7-inch tall figurines have heads on springs that cause them to bobble from side to side. The figurines are dressed in Chicago Bears' uniforms. The McDonald's logo and the player's name are printed across the front of the base. Labels on the bottom of the figurine read, "BOBBLE DREAMS USA" and "MADE IN CHINA," and "OFFICIAL NFL LICENSED PRODUCT." The remedy is consumers should keep these figurines away from children and contact mcdonald's to receive return and refund instructions.. Affected brands: Bobble Dreams USA, McDonald's Corp..

Hazard

The recalled bobble head figurines are designed in the likeness of NFL players Brian Urlacher and Anthony Thomas. The 7-inch tall figurines have heads on springs that cause them to bobble from side to side. The figurines are dressed in Chicago Bears' uniforms. The McDonald's logo and the player's name are printed across the front of the base. Labels on the bottom of the figurine read, "BOBBLE DREAMS USA" and "MADE IN CHINA," and "OFFICIAL NFL LICENSED PRODUCT."

Affected products

Chicago Bears Bobble Head Figurines

Recalled brands

Bobble Dreams USA, McDonald's Corp.

Remedy

Consumers should keep these figurines away from children and contact McDonald's to receive return and refund instructions.

Recall date

September 17, 2002

Categories

Toy Figures

Frequently asked questions

What is CPSC recall #02252?

CPSC recall #02252 covers CPSC, McDonald's Corp. and Bobble Dreams USA Announce Recall of Chicago Bears Bobble Head Figurines, announced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on September 17, 2002. The CPSC cites the following hazard: The recalled bobble head figurines are designed in the likeness of NFL players Brian Urlacher and Anthony Thomas. The 7-inch tall figurines have heads on springs that cause them to bobble from side to side. The figurines are dressed in Chicago Bears' uniforms. The McDonald's logo and the player's name are printed across the front of the base. Labels on the bottom of the figurine read, "BOBBLE DREAMS USA" and "MADE IN CHINA," and "OFFICIAL NFL LICENSED PRODUCT."

What is the remedy for recall #02252?

The CPSC remedy for recall #02252 is consumers should keep these figurines away from children and contact mcdonald's to receive return and refund instructions.. Consumers should stop using the product and follow the instructions in the official CPSC notice.

I sell this product on Shopify. What do I need to do?

If you sell CPSC, McDonald's Corp. and Bobble Dreams USA Announce Recall of Chicago Bears Bobble Head Figurines on Shopify, stop selling the affected units immediately, notify customers who purchased them, and consider whether you have a Section 15(b) reporting obligation to the CPSC. RecallDocket helps Shopify merchants identify affected SKUs and prepare the required safety report.

Where is the official CPSC notice for this recall?

The primary source is the official CPSC notice at https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2002/CPSC-McDonalds-Corp-and-Bobble-Dreams-USA-Announce-Recall-of-Chicago-Bears-Bobble-Head-Figurines-. RecallDocket links to it from this page.

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