Product Safety Australia recall Recall notice
Various print styles drinking glasses 220ml: Small red hearts - item no. 3052986, all
This notice is for Various print styles drinking glasses 220ml: Small red hearts - item no. 3052986, all batches, sold since January 2024 Strawberry - item no. 3053912, all batches, sold since February 2024 Lemons yellow - item no. 3055350, all batches, sold since May 2024 Pumpkin - item no. 3057450, all batches, sold since August 2024 Single flowers mixed colours - item no. 3060031, all batches, sold since January 2025. Oranges - item no. 3062993, all batches, sold since May 2025 from Flying Tiger Copenhagen. Review the photos and listed product details before using, keeping, selling, or giving it away.
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- item no. 3052986
- item no. 3053912
- item no. 3055350
- item no. 3057450
- item no. 3060031
- item no. 3062993
Trader or seller Flying Tiger Copenhagen stores
Sale dates 1 January 2024 - 31 October 2025
Country of manufacture China
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Source: Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall number: various-print-styles-drinking-glasses-220ml
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Source Australia · Product Safety Australia
Recall date March 25, 2026
Product name Various print styles drinking glasses 220ml: Small red hearts - item no. 3052986, all batches, sold since January 2024 Strawberry - item no. 3053912, all batches, sold since February 2024 Lemons yellow - item no. 3055350, all batches, sold since May 2024 Pumpkin - item no. 3057450, all batches, sold since August 2024 Single flowers mixed colours - item no. 3060031, all batches, sold since January 2025. Oranges - item no. 3062993, all batches, sold since May 2025
Brand / company Flying Tiger Copenhagen
Hazard / issue The print on the outside of the drinking glass contains levels of lead and cadmium that exceed permissible limits within the EU.
Remedy / action
- Stop using these glasses immediately. Return the glasses to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Recall number / record ID various-print-styles-drinking-glasses-220ml
Brand history
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