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Photo / Supplied The cups were available in three colours: sunset, sage, and black. They carried the product SKU codes: 43479030, 43479047, 43479054 The products have also been recalled in Australia.

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The affected product was available in four colours - sunset (pink), sage (green), black and rose gold. They were sold around Australia, internationally and online between December 18, 2024 ...