Costco Canada is informing customers about three voluntary product recalls involving a toaster oven, a children’s ride-on go-kart and packaged croissants sold in its stores. Shoppers are being urged to check whether they have the affected products and follow the instructions provided. Panasonic toaster oven The Panasonic toaster oven recall affects certain NB-G205 stainless steel electric models. According to Costco , the appliances may have insufficient power cord insulation, creating a potential shock and fire hazard. No injuries or deaths have been reported. “Stop using the product immediately,” Costco wrote in its recall. Customers can contact the company for return instructions and a refund, or return the product to any Costco warehouse customer service counter for a full refund. Children’s go-kart The Aston Martin Formula One 36V Go-Kart recall involves the units sold at Costco warehouses and Costco.ca between November 2025 and June 2026. Hunter Products USA, the manufacturer of the product, says a faulty accelerator pedal could cause the go-kart to accelerate immediately when the battery is connected, creating a risk of serious injury. Six incidents have been reported, including at least one injury. Owners should “immediately stop using” the go-kart and contact Hunter Products USA for a free repair kit that includes updated replacement parts. Customers can also return the go-kart to Costco for a full refund. Alfa croissants The Alfa Croissants recall affects those with cocoa cream filling in 24-count packages, with lot codes 10726 and 08626. Distribution M.F.G Inc. says the products may contain mould. “Please do not consume, serve, use, sell or distribute the Alfa Croissants that are being recalled,” the recall said. Customers with questions can contact Distribution M.F.G Inc. for more information.
