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Keeping track of the latest product and food recalls can be a challenge, so Consumer Ally has collected them in one place for you to check each week. Here is this week's roundup of recalls:

Tech 4 Kids is recalling Outer Edge Snow Bikes in the U.S. and Canada because their front skis can crack or break, launching riders off the bikes. The Canadian company has three reports of users being hurt in sudden stops caused by the bikes' broken front skis, reports the U.S. Consumer Product...

Get a 25% off coupon for Babies R Us or Toys R Us when you trade in a used baby item starting this Friday, Jan. 28, through Monday, Feb. 21, 2011. The items you can trade in for the 25% off coupon include any used cribs, car seats, bassinets, strollers, travel systems, play yards, high chairs or...

Toys R Us CEO Jerry Storch is proud his stores have collected and destroyed more than 300,000 children's products. There's a reason for the destruction and there's a reason for his boasting about it. Too often there are examples of companies that seem to disregard the safety of consumers -- even...

Not all gifts opened this season were welcome ones. For those who unwrapped the fuzzy sweater from Aunt Rita that doesn't even fit, or the third copy of World of Warcraft, it's time to head to the return aisle. Before spending an hour in the customer service line, check out WalletPop's updated list...

Walmart banks its repuation on having the lowest prices during the holidays, those low prices are touted on toys and electronics as gift items more than any other category. But according to an internal email, the retailer did the opposite in December, as managment asked Walmart stores to raise...

Walmart Stores increased prices of thousands of toys at each store this month, as the world's largest retailer looks to turn around its trend of negative same-store sales by spurring holiday-season revenue, Bloomberg News reported.

Black Friday may be over but the deals most certainly are not. National retailers continue to roll out promotions and with each week closer to Christmas, the holiday savings are just a little bit sweeter. Best Buy is offering up to $200 off on select TVs, and if you haven't seen the chain's deal...

Want to be an extra-generous Santa in 2010? Try buying the most expensive item at each of 12 popular U.S. retailers. According to an unscientific survey by 24/7 Wall St, that would set you back nearly $15 million (thanks mainly to a visit to Tiffany). But, wow, what goodies you'd be hauling down that chimney.

Just when you thought the extreme deals were over, Toys R Us swoops in with a new batch of toys on sale in what it's calling the "biggest Christmas sale ever." While we can't confirm that statement, we can say it's the biggest one we've seen since ... Black Friday, at least. There are 64 pages of...