Product bans

Candles with wicks containing more than 0.06 per cent lead are banned in Australia.

Candle holders and decorations that ignite from the heat of the candle are permanently banned from supply in Australia.

The ban applies to toys, childcare articles, eating vessels and utensils that meet certain criteria.

Fire footbags and similar items are banned in Australia.

Gas masks that contain asbestos are banned from supply in Australia.

Glucomannan in tablet form is banned from supply in Australia.

Mini jelly cups containing konjac are banned in Australia.

There is a permanent ban on novelty cigarette lighters in Australia.

Novelty cigarettes or ‘puff cigarettes’ are banned in Australia.

Portable pools and spas with unsafe 'potty-style' skimmer boxes cannot be supplied in Australia due to the risks of entrapment and drowning.

Sky lanterns are banned from supply in Australia.

The ban applies to separable or loose magnets that meet certain criteria.

Chewing tobacco and snuffs intended for oral use are banned from supply in Australia.

Tinted headlight covers that restrict more than fifteen percent of a headlight's beams are permanently banned.

No hole tongue studs are banned in Australia.

Toothpaste containing more than 0.25 per cent by weight of diethylene glycol (DEG) is banned from supply in Australia.

There is a permanent ban on the sale of inflatable toys, novelties and furniture that have loose beads or small particles inside the product, due to the risk of choking or suffocation for young chi

Children's art, craft and stationery sets that include a knife or cutter cannot be sold unless the knife or cutter is declared.

Yo-yo water balls or other similar liquid-filled novelties are banned from supply in Australia.