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Tilbakekalling is a Norwegian term that translates to "recall" in English. It is most commonly used in a legal and consumer protection context, referring to the process by which a defective or unsafe product is withdrawn from the market. This can be initiated by a manufacturer, a regulatory body, or sometimes even by consumer groups.

When a product is deemed to be a safety risk or does not meet required standards, a tilbakekalling ensures that consumers are informed and that the faulty items are removed from circulation. This process typically involves notifying the public through various channels, such as media announcements, direct communication with retailers and distributors, and sometimes even direct contact with consumers who have registered their purchases. The goal is to prevent harm and to rectify the issue with the product.

The specific procedures for a tilbakekalling can vary depending on the nature of the product and the applicable regulations in Norway. It might involve offering a refund, a repair, or a replacement for the affected product. Companies are often legally obligated to cooperate with a tilbakekalling and to take the necessary steps to address the problem. Failure to comply with a tilbakekalling can result in legal penalties and damage to the company's reputation. The concept is a crucial aspect of consumer safety and market regulation.