Maybe or it could be worse than that:

The so-called “precautionary principle”, abolished when product safety legislation was redrafted after Brexit, allowed the government to restrict products thought to pose a serious threat to health, without having to acquire scientific evidence.

So they can't be required to recall unless regulators have both a confirming test result and they prove asbestos sand harms kids. I don't know if that's proven to legal standard, even if we think it very likely. Do you? More importantly, does an officer in Borsetshire Council Trading Standards know?

Thank you Brexiters, yet again 🤦