Nederlandse Voedsel- en Warenautoriteit (NVWA)
Jurisdiction: Netherlands
nvwa.nl
The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority. What it publishes is not its own notice: in its own words, "De NVWA publiceert veiligheidswaarschuwingen van bedrijven" — the NVWA publishes businesses' safety warnings, hosted and summarised by the regulator, each linking out to the company's own recall notice, which is the primary document. The party named on a warning is as often a retailer as a maker, so a record here names the warning party under the NVWA's own word for it rather than writing a shop into a manufacturer column.
No notice from the Netherlands’ NVWA is published here. That is a statement about our work and not about theirs: it means nothing they have published has both matched this catalogue’s subject — golf carts and the batteries, chargers, motors and controllers they run on — and been read and decided by a person. Their own record is the complete one, and their own search is linked below.
The NVWA moved their notices to a new address on 1 July 2026, and their own page titled "all safety warnings" shows only the newer set — 47 of 575 as at 23 September 2026. Both surfaces are read here and the union taken, so this catalogue's Dutch coverage is not the 8% that page would suggest. A summary is still a summary: the company's own notice, linked from each NVWA page, is the document.
Check the source yourself
Anything absent from this site is absent from our records, which is not the same as absent from the regulator’s. Search the Netherlands’ NVWA directly:
nvwa.nl/actueel/veiligheidswaarschuwingenUsing this regulator’s data
- Licence
- Creative Commons Zero 1.0 (CC0) — "de Creative Commons zero verklaring (CC0)", in the NVWA's own words
- Required attribution
- Source: Nederlandse Voedsel- en Warenautoriteit (NVWA).
- Images
- Excluded from the waiver: "Voor foto's en video's is de CC0 niet van toepassing. Het is dus niet toegestaan om een foto of video te hergebruiken, tenzij bij een foto of video is aangegeven dat dit wel is toegestaan." Our English, not theirs: CC0 does not apply to photographs and videos, so reusing one is not permitted unless that photograph or video says it is.
- What their terms permit
- Reproducing their words: yesEditing them: yesCommercial use: yesTheir logo: no
- Their terms
- nvwa.nl/service/copyright
- Terms last read
- September 23, 2026
the Netherlands’ NVWA allow their material to be reused on the terms named above, and this catalogue uses it on those terms: their words are attributed to them, our own summaries are marked as ours, and their notice's address is printed on every page that quotes them. No logo or image of theirs is used anywhere on this site.
The NVWA's own words at nvwa.nl/service/copyright, read on 23 September 2026: "Tenzij anders vermeld is op de inhoud van deze website de Creative Commons zero verklaring (CC0) van toepassing. Dit houdt in dat hergebruik van de inhoud van deze site is toegestaan, tenzij bij een bepaald onderdeel (bijvoorbeeld een document) staat aangegeven dat op dat onderdeel een auteursrechtelijke uitzondering van toepassing is." Our English, labelled as ours: unless stated otherwise, the Creative Commons Zero declaration (CC0) applies to the content of this website, which means reuse of this site's content is permitted unless a particular part — a document, for instance — says a copyright exception applies to it. On credit and on how far the waiver goes: "Bij hergebruik van de inhoud van deze website is naamsvermelding niet verplicht. Maar bij het citeren van de inhoud mag niet de indruk worden gewekt dat de NVWA zonder meer de strekking van het afgeleide werk onderschrijft" — attribution is not required, but a quotation must not give the impression that the NVWA simply endorses the derived work. ONE CAVEAT THAT IS THIS AUTHORITY'S WHOLE SHAPE: what the NVWA publish is largely not their own material. "De NVWA publiceert veiligheidswaarschuwingen van bedrijven" — they publish businesses' safety warnings, and each links out to the company's own notice, which is the primary document. Their terms ask for no credit at all — "Bij hergebruik van de inhoud van deze website is naamsvermelding niet verplicht" — and this catalogue names them anyway, because a reader needs to know whose warning it is. CC0 covers the NVWA's summary. It cannot cover the company's notice behind it, and that one is somebody else's copyright.
This page indexes recalls and safety alerts the Netherlands’ NVWA has published that we have ingested from its own official source. It is not the regulator’s own site; their address is printed above and their own search is linked, and theirs is the authoritative record.
Recalls in our database
Every notice we publish from the Netherlands
None from the Netherlands’ NVWA.