Sippy/Tumbler Cups: CPSC recalls in this category

10 CPSC recalls are in the product category Sippy/Tumbler Cups. That is 0.1% of the 10,027 CPSC recalls on the register. The notices give about 971,220 units for these recalls. The median recall has 63,000 units.

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Newest recalls

The newest 10 of 10.

Newest CPSC recalls in the category Sippy/Tumbler Cups
Date	Recall	Firm	Hazard	Units	CPSC number
9 Oct 2007	Starbucks Recalls Children's Plastic Cups Due to Choking and Laceration Hazards	Starbucks Coffee	Laceration, Choking	250,000	08017
4 Oct 2007	Dollar General Recalls Tumblers Due to Violation of Lead Paint Standard	Dollar General Merchandising	Lead or chemical, Violation of standard	63,000	08007
19 Jul 2007	CVS/pharmacy Announces Recall of Playskool Sippy Cups; Poses Choking Hazard To Young Children	CVS/pharmacy	Choking	84,000	07246
22 Jan 2007	Next Step Plastic Sippy/Tumbler Cups Recalled for Laceration Hazard	Artcraft and Foremost	Laceration, Impact injury	43,500	07520
15 Sep 2005	CPSC, Bradshaw International Inc. Announce Recall of Bottle Sipper Caps	Bradshaw International	Choking	500,000	05270
17 Feb 2005	CPSC, Charles Products Announce Recall of Toddler Drinking Cups	Charles Products	Poisoning	720	05114
28 May 2003	CPSC, Starbucks Coffee Co. Announce Recall of Children's Tumbler Cups	Starbucks Coffee	Choking	30,000	03134
8 Jul 1999	Spillproof Cup Lids Recalled by Playskool	Hasbro	Choking		99139
2 Jul 1999	CPSC, Gerber Announce Recall of LIL' SPORT Spill Proof Sport Bottles	Gerber	Choking		99136
29 Apr 1999	Kid's Sipper Bottles Recalled by Walgreen	Walgreens	Choking		99105

Hazard: The way a product can cause harm, in the words of the CPSC recall notice. This site also puts each recall under short hazard names.

Units: The number of vehicles or products that a recall can include. The manufacturer or the firm reports the number to the agency.

Hazards

Sippy/Tumbler Cups: recalls that name each hazard
Hazard		Recalls
Choking		7
Laceration		2
Impact injury		1
Lead or chemical		1
Poisoning		1
Violation of standard		1

Firms

Firms with a page, in the order of the number of recalls.

Recalls by year

CPSC recalls in the category Sippy/Tumbler Cups, by the year of the recall date. The largest year is 2007, with 4 recalls.

Units in these recalls: 971,220
Median units of one recall: 63,000All CPSC recalls: 8,800
Share of all CPSC recalls on the register: 0.1%

Official channels

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Recall Register. Sippy/Tumbler Cups: CPSC recalls in this category. https://recallregister.com/category/sippy-tumbler-cups/. Source: CPSC Recall Retrieval Web Services. Data through 30 Sep 2026.

Sources

Source: US Consumer Product Safety Commission
Licence: US government work, public domain
Data retrieved: 30 Sep 2026

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Questions

Which hazards do the recalls in the category Sippy/Tumbler Cups have?: Choking: 7 recalls. Laceration: 2 recalls. Impact injury: 1 recall.
What is the newest CPSC recall in the category Sippy/Tumbler Cups?: CPSC recall 08017, with the recall date 9 Oct 2007. The CPSC title is: Starbucks Recalls Children's Plastic Cups Due to Choking and Laceration Hazards
Which firms have a page and a recall in the category Sippy/Tumbler Cups?: 6 firms on this page. The list is in the order of the number of recalls and starts with Starbucks Coffee, with 2.
Where does the category Sippy/Tumbler Cups come from?: Sippy/Tumbler Cups is a product type of CPSC. This site uses the type of the first product of a recall. Most records before 2010 have no product type.