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Recall Insights

Start with a management question. Explore the evidence. Learn from distinctive recall cases where they illuminate the issue. Research-informed perspectives for companies, law firms and insurers.

Recall Insights

When does a recall really end?

Case lens: Tyco / Central fire sprinklers — renewed warning, 24 September 2026

A campaign can close while affected products remain in service. The renewed warning about Central fire sprinklers, 25 years after their original recall, raises a question about long-term traceability and responsibility.

1 October 2026 · Prof. Dr. Sascha Raithel

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