Johnson & Johnson to Discontinue
Sales of Talc-Based Baby Powder The company announced the
product will no longer be sold
in the U.S. or Canada. Johnson & Johnson,
via statement Johnson & Johnson has faced
thousands of lawsuits alleging that
the talc-based baby powder contains
the carcinogen asbestos. The company has continually
denied the allegation. Johnson & Johnson,
via statement 33,000 bottles of the product were recalled
in October after small amounts of asbestos
were found by regulators with the
Food and Drug Administration. Johnson & Johnson claims that
15 tests conducted by
two different laboratories on the same
bottle of power found no evidence of asbestos.
Sales of Talc-Based Baby Powder The company announced the
product will no longer be sold
in the U.S. or Canada. Johnson & Johnson,
via statement Johnson & Johnson has faced
thousands of lawsuits alleging that
the talc-based baby powder contains
the carcinogen asbestos. The company has continually
denied the allegation. Johnson & Johnson,
via statement 33,000 bottles of the product were recalled
in October after small amounts of asbestos
were found by regulators with the
Food and Drug Administration. Johnson & Johnson claims that
15 tests conducted by
two different laboratories on the same
bottle of power found no evidence of asbestos.
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