Rami Levy Recalls Children's Tricycle Over Safety Concerns

A new product recall has been issued by the Israeli supermarket chain Rami Levy for a "6-in-1" multi-use children's tricycle manufactured by Lunabo. The recall, which affects products sold at both Rami Levy and Rami Levy Stock stores, stems from a potential safety hazard related to the rear handle.

There is a concern that the rear handle could detach during use, posing a safety risk to children. The public has been urged to immediately stop using the tricycle with the rear handle. The tricycles were imported by Orcher Initiative Investments and Real Estate Ltd. and have been sold since September 23, 2026.

Customers who purchased the affected tricycle are advised to return it to any Rami Levy or Rami Levy Stock branch. Upon return, they can opt for a full refund or arrange for a repair and compensation, according to instructions provided at the store. The primary instruction remains to cease using the rear handle until the product is addressed.