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A sunscreen scandal heats up in Australia. Live from the UK, this is the Marketplace

Morning Report from the BBC World Service. I'm William Lee Adams. Good morning. We start in

Australia where regulators have pulled 18 sunscreen products from the shelves

over safety concerns. It followed testing by a consumer group that showed dozens of

sunscreen products, including some by major global brands, did not offer the SBF claimed.

Australia has the highest rate of skin cancers in the world, and two out of three Australians

will have at least one instance in their

lifetime. It also has some of the strictest sunscreen regulations globally.

Here's the BBC's Katie Silver with more, Katie Hi.

Hi.

So this all dates back to research that came out in June. What's the story?

So this was absolutely shocking in Australia. Back in June, Choice, which is a consumer advocacy group, did some research where they basically

conducted lab tests on a series of sunscreens and found that a shocking majority of them

failed to have the SPF or the sun protection factor that was advertised on the label.

So one of them said that it had SBF 50.

It actually was found to have just four in the tests.

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