Which ancient civilization implemented the first known 'product recall' when they ordered the destruction of defective bronze vessels around 1200 BCE?

Before modern consumer protection laws and quality control standards, ancient civilizations had their own methods of dealing with faulty products. While we might think of product recalls as a modern phenomenon, archaeological evidence suggests that even ancient societies had mechanisms to address dangerous or defective goods. This trivia challenges you to identify the first documented instance of what we might consider a 'product recall' in ancient history.

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Ancient Egypt, when Pharaoh Ramses II ordered the recall of improperly sealed food containers
Ancient China, when the Zhou Dynasty mandated the collection and melting down of substandard ritual vessels
Mesopotamia, when King Hammurabi ordered builders to replace faulty bricks in public buildings
Ancient Rome, when the Senate banned the sale of certain imported Phoenician dyes found to cause skin ailments