No. 67 · published Aug 22, 2026
RecallSweep
RecallSweep pulls every US product recall — CPSC, FDA, NHTSA and USDA FSIS — into a single dated feed. It re-reads all four agency feeds every six hours and refuses to evaluate what it publishes, keeping each agency's own wording and linking back to the original notice.
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Six white counter cards open the page — 482, 57, 349, 65, 11, 3,439 — large numerals over small grey labels, so the scale registers before any single recall does. Filter pills and a date-range row sit on warm off-white paper, and a brick-red CSV button is the only saturated element apart from the ‘Sweep’ half of the wordmark. The browse-by blocks run as a four-column index, each row a label against a right-aligned count on a hairline rule, while the lede above them holds a narrow reading measure. The effect is public-records plain: dense, unfussy, quietly legible.
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