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David de Vreda
Asbestos expert and advisor at Expertisecentrum Asbest & Vezels (Netherlands); SP Almere municipal councillor and entrepreneur
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Jul 8, 2026
Episode 7: Asbestos in Children's Play Sand - Europe
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Terri-Ann BerryHOST
So just onto another question for you, David, do you think it's actually effective to for governments to keep on to continue testing and issuing recalls? Or is there actually something else that we need to do? Is there a different approach that we need to look at to prevent asbestos-containing products coming into our countries? Is there anything that you would suggest that you think might be more fail-safe?
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42:38David de VreedeGUEST
But when you ask me, it's actually the last step into enforcing your regulation.
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42:46David de VreedeGUEST
So my advice also in the Dutch media was to importers or distributors or manufacturers of these products, I actually advised them, stop using minerals.
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