. J&J said in late February it had resumed production of baby talc after government tests found no asbestos in the product.
“We do not accept the interim results given to us, which mentioned samples to ‘contain harmful ingredients- identification positive for formaldehyde,’” she told Reuters. The two batches of the baby shampoo tested are due to expire in September 2021 and were manufactured at the company’s plant in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh, according to the watchdog’s notice.
The Rajasthan Drugs Control Organisation and India’s Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation were not immediately available to comment.
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