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Rubro B.V. Gigawatt 500G 36 Schuss Fireworks — recall

Consumer goods · European Union · 2026-05-29 · China-origin
Hazard: Burns, InjuriesOrigin: China

Rubro B.V. Gigawatt 500G 36 Schuss Fireworks may cause burns and injuries

CountryEuropean Union
CategoryConsumer goods
Published2026-05-29
Country of originChina
Model identifiers323
CategoryPyrotechnic articles
HazardBurns, Injuries
Hazard descriptionThe article has too many duds with and without fuse, users can ignite them causing injuries and/or burns. Additionally, the fireworks may burst or release burning material over an extended period of time after functioning. Moreover, the user may decide to reignite parts of the product, which poses a risk of burns and/or injuries.
Non-compliancePyrotechnics Directive; European standard EN 15947
RemedyRecall of the product from end users. Destruction of the product. Ban on the marketing of the product and any accompanying measures.
Recall numberSR/01507/26
Official noticeView source ↗

What this means for sellers

Likely platform / channel actionsMarketplaces may delist the same or similar products, freeze or force-remove inventory (e.g. Amazon FBA) and notify past buyers; under GPSR regulators can require platforms to act within 2 working days.
Self-check for comparable productsAccessible-surface temperature rise; guarding of heat sources.
Rules & standards likely involvedGPSR, CE (Toys EN 71 / LVD·EMC), REACH · Full guide →

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