Research into practice

Research-based consulting on product recalls

Prof. Dr. Sascha Raithel offers consulting for companies, law firms, and insurers seeking an evidence-based perspective on product recall management and its consequences.

01

Companies

Research and consulting for manufacturers and other businesses preparing for, responding to, and learning from product recalls.

  • Recall readiness and response planning
  • Communication and remedy design
  • Consumer participation and recovery

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02

Law firms

Empirical and behavioral perspectives on the factual questions that arise in product-safety and recall matters.

  • Consumer understanding and response
  • Recall communication and effectiveness
  • Reputation and market consequences

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03

Insurers

Research-based input for assessing businesses exposed to product-safety incidents and recalls.

  • Risk selection and underwriting questions
  • Risk differentiation and pricing considerations
  • Recall preparedness and loss mitigation

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Focused on the question you need to answer

A project may involve a focused discussion, a review of existing plans or evidence, a written analysis, or a workshop. Topics include recall preparedness, communication, remedy design, consumer participation, reputation, recovery, and the assessment of recall-related risks.

How an engagement starts

Email a brief outline of your question, the type of organisation you represent, and the relevant timeframe. We can then discuss fit, availability, the evidence required, and an appropriate scope. For a time-sensitive matter, please indicate the timing in your enquiry.

Discuss your question

For consulting enquiries, contact Prof. Dr. Sascha Raithel at info@productrecallresearch.com.

Independent research perspective

The work draws on peer-reviewed research and practical recall-management frameworks. Findings are interpreted in their specific context, with the available evidence and its limitations made explicit. Consulting is offered independently by Sascha Raithel and is not a service of Freie Universität Berlin.

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