SHEIN Recalls Multi-Colour Ultra-Fine Quartz Sand Due to Asbestos Risk
SHEIN has recalled its Multi-Colour/Multi-Size Ultra-Fine Quartz Sand after laboratory testing confirmed the presence of tremolite asbestos, a prohibited substance in Australia.
What Happened
SHEIN Distribution Australia Pty Ltd has issued a recall for its Multi-Colour/Multi-Size Ultra-Fine Quartz Sand after laboratory testing identified the presence of tremolite asbestos. Asbestos is a strictly prohibited substance in Australia, and its inclusion in consumer products poses a significant health hazard.
Which Products Are Affected
The recall affects the Multi-Colour/Multi-Size Ultra-Fine Quartz Sand 80-120 Mesh, which is sold for use in play, texture painting, vase filling, room décor, and sand art.
- SKU: sh251116481135504969
- Region: Australia
What You Should Do
Consumers are advised to stop using the sand immediately. For safe disposal instructions, consumers should visit the ACCC Product Safety website to view guidelines provided by the Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency.
SHEIN is contacting affected customers directly via email. This email will contain a link to confirm the product has been disposed of safely. Upon confirmation, SHEIN will issue a full refund. Consumers who have not received an email or are experiencing technical difficulties should contact SHEIN at [email protected] or through the live chat feature on the company’s website at au.shein.com.
Why This Matters
The detection of tremolite asbestos is a high-priority safety concern, as exposure to asbestos fibers can lead to severe respiratory diseases and other long-term health complications. Asbestos is a prohibited substance in Australia, making its presence in consumer goods a serious regulatory violation.
Source
Source: ACCC Official Notice
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