Temporary tattoos, makeup and glow-in-the-dark nail polish have been removed from sale in a recent pre-Halloween product safety crackdown by Consumer and Business Services.
The Minister for Business Services and Consumers, John Rau, and the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner, Paul White, have today warned patrons in licensed venues to avoid alcoholic drinks containing liquid nitrogen, following the near-death of a British teenager last week.
Children’s sleepwear and cosmetic items have been removed from sale as part of a product safety surveillance program across regional and metropolitan South Australia.
A new national product safety guide has been released to help businesses weed out potentially dangerous or banned products before they are offered for sale.
Commissioner for Consumer Affairs Paul White has welcomed the penalty given by the Adelaide Magistrates Court to 30 year old Ali Faraj, better known as Kamel Kassem and Kamel Mousselmani.
Plumbers, gas fitters, electricians and real estate agents across South Australia are invited to attend information sessions being held by Consumer and Business Services to share information on current proposals for national regulation of occupations.
South Australia’s Consumer and Business Services (CBS) will be travelling to the Yorke Peninsula to talk about scams and door-to-door sales with the ‘Sharing a Lunch Together’ women’s group on Tuesday 4 September.