Product Safety New Zealand recall Recall notice
White fake decorative sugar crystals sold in small plastic bags labelled “Tiny Sugar”. Sold
This notice is for White fake decorative sugar crystals sold in small plastic bags labelled “Tiny Sugar”. Sold via Etsy store Tiny Sugar between September 2023 and November 2024. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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Supplier contact Tiny Sugar tinysugar.geral@gmail.com
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Source: New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall number: tiny-sugar-white-fake-sugar-decorative-crystals-sold-on-etsy
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Source New Zealand · Product Safety
Recall date February 11, 2026
Product name White fake decorative sugar crystals sold in small plastic bags labelled “Tiny Sugar”. Sold via Etsy store Tiny Sugar between September 2023 and November 2024.
Brand / company Tiny Sugar
Hazard / issue A potential asbestos contamination concern has been raised about this decorative non-edible product following a customer report. While the product is sold strictly as decorative fake sugar and not intended for consumption, it may present a health risk if handled or ingested. The recall is being conducted as a precaution while the safety of the material is being reviewed with the supplier.
Remedy / action
- Customers should stop using the product immediately and keep it out of reach of children. Please contact Tiny Sugar for a full refund and instructions for safe disposal or return. 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.
Recall number / record ID tiny-sugar-white-fake-sugar-decorative-crystals-sold-on-etsy
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