Quickfill Disposable Lighters
The product does not meet the mandatory labelling standard for disposable cigarette lighters . The product does not have the name of the manufacturer/distributor permanently marked.
AUSTRALIAN RECALL CATEGORY
Tobacco, cigarette and lighter products recalls.
8 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.
Djarum Bali Hai Cigarettes
The cigarettes do not comply with the Trade Practices (Consumer Product Safety Standard) (Reduced Fire Risk Cigarettes) Regulations 2008.
Tiko Lighter
The lighters are subject to 'Consumer Protection Notice No. 18 of 2011 Permanent ban on toy-like novelty cigarette lighters'.
Metallic Quadruple Flame Blow Torch Lighter
The lighter may explode while in use or being adjusted.
MRK Lighters/Fudi Lighters Mixed Pictures, Fashion Lighters
Lighters do not comply with the mandatory standard because they do not have the required safety warning stickers.
MRK Lighters and Fashion Lighter
No mandatory safety warning stickers have been placed on the lighter.
Pall Mall and Dunhill Cigarettes
One of the seven Set B Graphic Health Warnings (the "Smoking Causes Heart Disease" GHW) features the previously mandated image, not the current one, which was replaced by the Competition and Consumer (Tobacco) Amendment Information Standard 2012.
Camel Filters 25s and Camel Blue 25s
The packaging contains an incorrect health warning image, which was replaced by the Competition and Consumer (Tobacco) Amendment Information Standard 2012 (No.1).