Australian toddler in coma after inhaling cake decorating dust
Australian authorities recall product and advise consumers to stop using metallic powder immediately
www.independent.co.ukHere’s what I found about the latest recall related to creative cake decorating dust.
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A recent Australian recall concerns Creative Cake Decorating metallic powder from Crumb Australia, after reports that the product may contain copper and zinc and could be harmful if inhaled or ingested. The recall followed a case where a toddler required emergency care after exposure, and authorities urged consumers to stop using the powders and return them for a refund. This recall covers multiple colors and applies nationwide in Australia; the product had been sold since 2019. [Sources: 7NEWS Australia reporting on the incident and recall, Independent detailing the nationwide recall and safety concerns, People.com summarizing the incident and recall][1][2][3][4]
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The affected colors mentioned in reporting include Rose Gold, Fiery Copper, Dior Gold, Platinum Silver, and Champagne Gold. Consumers are advised to keep the powders away from children and return them to the point of purchase for refund. If exposure is suspected and breathing difficulties arise, seek emergency assistance.[3][1]
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While this recall originated in Australia, there has been international attention due to the potential risk posed by decorative metallic dust used on removable cake parts. It’s unclear from the current coverage whether there are any similar recalls or advisories in other countries at this moment.[2][4]
Would you like a quick summary with direct links to each official recall notice, or a concise table of the affected colors and actions for easy reference? I can also monitor for updates and share any new developments.[4][1][2][3]