Product Safety New Zealand recall Recall notice
Sold at Kmart from 8 October 2025 to 17 November 2025 SUPPLIER: HL Toys International
This notice is for Sold at Kmart from 8 October 2025 to 17 November 2025 SUPPLIER: HL Toys International Licensed Sensory Activity Sets: Frozen, Bluey and Paw Patrol Keycodes: 43625239; 43610266; 43610259 from Kmart Customer Service. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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Source: New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall number: licensed-sensory-activity-sets-frozen-bluey-and-paw-patrol-sold-at-kmart
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Source New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall date December 7, 2025
Product name Sold at Kmart from 8 October 2025 to 17 November 2025 SUPPLIER: HL Toys International Licensed Sensory Activity Sets: Frozen, Bluey and Paw Patrol Keycodes: 43625239; 43610266; 43610259
Brand / company Kmart Customer Service
Hazard / issue The product is being recalled by Kmart because the sand may include asbestos, which is a prohibited substance in New Zealand. The product may cause a risk to health as asbestos has been detected in some samples after laboratory testing. Importantly, respirable asbestos has not been detected in any of the tested samples. The release of respirable asbestos fibres is unlikely to occur in its current state, unless the sand is processed by mechanical means such as crushing or pulverising. The risk that any asbestos found, that is likely to be airborne or fine enough for inhalation, is low.
Remedy / action
- Stop using the products immediately. Follow the specialist advice on safe containment, removal and disposal for: Households/individuals from Health NZ here Asbestos in sand Educational facilities from Ministry of Education here Asbestos in coloured sand - Ministry of Education Other workplaces from WorkSafe here Asbestos in coloured sand | WorkSafe Contact Kmart Customer service for refund options, if you’ve incurred losses (e.g. PPE or disposal costs), you need to submit the claim with receipts as evidence of expense for review and assessment under the Consumer Guarantees Act. If anyone has used these products, there is no need for urgent medical attention. You can Healthline free anytime on 0800 611 116 anytime to discuss any health concerns you may have. Healthline can advise if you, a child or a family member needs to see a healthcare professional for review.
Recall number / record ID licensed-sensory-activity-sets-frozen-bluey-and-paw-patrol-sold-at-kmart
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