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Flying Tiger Copenhagen recalls six glasses in UK over lead and cadmium levels

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Flying Tiger Copenhagen recalls six glasses in UK over lead and cadmium levels
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  • Flying Tiger Copenhagen recalls six glasses in the UK due to hazardous lead and cadmium levels
  • Customers should stop using the glasses immediately and return them for a full refund
  • The recall involves specific glass types with item numbers and sale periods

Flying Tiger Copenhagen has issued a product recall for six glasses in the UK. The recall is due to increased levels of lead and cadmium in the print on the outside of the glasses. The release of lead and cadmium from the print exceeds permissible EU limits for materials in contact with food.

Customers are urged to stop using the glasses immediately. Customers can return the glasses to their nearest Flying Tiger Copenhagen store for a full refund. The recalled glasses include: Glass Drinking 220ML With Small Red Hearts (item no.

3052986, all batches, sold since January 2024), Glass Drinking 220ML Strawberry (item no. 3053912, all batches, sold since February 2024), Glass Drinking 220ML Lemons Yellow (item no. 3055350, all batches, sold since May 2024), Glass Drinking 220ML Single Flowers Mixed Colours (item no.

3060031, all batches, sold since January 2025), Glass Drinking 220ML Ranges (item no. 3062993, all batches, sold since May 2025), and Glass Drinking 220ML Pumpkin Print (item no. 3057450, all batches, sold since August 2024).

Flying Tiger Copenhagen continuously strives to maintain and improve product safety and ensure customers feel safe. Flying Tiger Copenhagen reacts as quickly as possible to announce recalls when products are found non-compliant with legal regulations. The company's response highlights its commitment to addressing safety issues promptly.

Several unknowns remain regarding the recall's scope and impact. The exact number of glasses sold or affected has not been disclosed, and it is unclear whether any health incidents or injuries have been reported due to their use. The method of discovery for the elevated lead and cadmium levels, such as through routine testing or a customer complaint, has not been specified.

Additionally, the specific health risks posed by these substances to consumers are not detailed in the announcement, and it is unknown if the recall extends to other countries beyond the UK, leaving the international scope uncertain.

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