Dashboard of reports received about consumer products and cosmetics:
- Last updated: 2024-03-01
Health Canada's Consumer Product Safety Program regularly receives reports of health and safety and other concerns about consumer products and cosmetics. This dashboard summarizes those reports.
Health and safety report data
The data on this page changes to reflect the date range you select below. You can select a date range using the drop-down menu. You can also use the slider to define your date range, or select the date range using the From and To boxes.
The data below is summarized on a quarterly basis:
- January 1 to March 31
- April 1 to June 30
- July 1 to September 30
- October 1 to December 31
The range of dates begins with October 1 to December 31, 2014 and ends with October 1 to December 31, 2022.
Total number
of reports
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Number of reports
by consumers
0
Number of reports
by industry
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Number of reports that involved an injury or death
0
About these data tiles
- The data in each tile changes according to the date range you select above.
- Tile 1 shows the total number of reports we received about health and safety or other concerns related to consumer products or cosmetics.
- Tile 2 shows the number of these reports that were submitted by consumers. (Consumers can voluntarily submit reports.)
- Tile 3 shows the number of these reports that were submitted by industry. (Industry must submit a report when they become aware of an incident related to their consumer product.)
- Tile 4 shows the number of reports that involved an injury or death.
Categories and types of products
Percentage of reports by product category
5 product types most often reported
3 known injury types most often reported
About the data in these charts
For information about how we categorize products, please refer to Consumer product and cosmetics reports received: Product categories.
The 5 product types and 3 injury types most often reported are calculated on a quarterly basis.
Related links
- Report an incident involving a consumer product or cosmetic
- Consumer product and cosmetics reports received
- Consumer product safety
- Health Canada's regulatory transparency and openness framework
- Overview of mandatory reporting: Section 14 of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act
- Canada Consumer Product Safety Act
- Food and Drugs Act
- Cosmetic Regulations