Tap water risk! TEDI calls for drinking glasses due to poisonous bleed content

Tap water risk! TEDI calls for drinking glasses due to poisonous bleed content

Bayern, Deutschland - The company Tedi has initiated a large-scale recall campaign for drinking glass sets. This is due to product tests that show increased values of lead and cadmium in the drinking area. These substances can be harmful to health, which is why the further use of the articles concerned is expressly advised. The drinking glasses were available in the sales periods from January 23, 2025 to July 2, 2025 in numerous Tedi branches.

The recall campaign affects specific products of the S_trinkGlas series, which were sold in the following variants:

• s_trinklas 250ml season 3 / article number: 198900010110000300
• S_trinklas 280ml season 3 / article number: 11438001011000000300
• s_trinklas 310ml season 3 / article number: 41677001011000000300

affected regions and return options

Tedi launched the recall in several federal states, including Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg, Saxony-Anhalt, Berlin and many more. The list of affected federal states is extensive and comprises a total of 14 federal states.

customers who have these drinking glasses can return them in any Tedi branch. A reimbursement of the sales price of 3 euros is offered or the opportunity to exchange for another article. For more information, the TEDI customer service can be reached on the phone number (+49 231 555770) or by email ([email protected]).

conversation about further recalls

The Ministry of Social Affairs emphasizes that companies are obliged to take necessary measures if products are considered dangerous. This includes callbacks, sales bans and the transfer of information to the relevant authorities. The recall process is part of the strict provisions of the Product Safety Act 2004, which applies in particular to non-food consumer products. The European Commission operates the "Safety Gate" database, which provides information about recalls, while the Employment Agency publishes important recruitment that is reported to the Ministry of Social Affairs.

Consumers are urgently asked to be aware of their products in the event of uncertainties and to take special care of recall information. An app of the Ages offers an easy way to find out about current recalls.