Recalls

FDA recalls Chinese face paints following reports of skin rashes

Rockville, MD, May 13: The FDA has issued a nationwide recall of Chinese-made water-based face paints following reports of skin rashes in kids.

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The Food and drug Administration (FDA) warned people not to use such face paints following the laboratory results showing “significant microbial contamination” in them.

The water-based face paints caused burning, rashes, itchiness and swelling in children when these were applied at their face. These paints are generally dabbed on kids’ cheeks at festivities, parties and other occasions.

What caused the recall

FDA warns dieters to stop using Hydroxycut weight-loss supplements

Chicago, May 3:The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned dieters and bodybuilders Friday to immediately stop using the widely sold Hydroxycut weight-loss supplements as they can cause liver injury and eventually may lead to death.

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Firm recalls Hydroxycut

National health officials said on Friday (May 1, 2009) that Iovate Health Sciences Inc, the maker of the widely sold Hydroxycut weight-loss supplements, is recalling 14 products after reports of liver damage and one death.

Available in grocery stores and pharmacies, the recalled products were advertised as made from natural ingredients and marketed for weight loss, boosting energy and other uses.

FDA warning

San Link Inc. recalls Dried Chechon

New York, February 26: San Link Inc. is recalling vacuum-packaged Dried Chechon for it was found to be uneviscerated.

San Link Inc. recalls Dried Chechon

The recalled vacuum packaged Dried Chechon was distributed in New York State in random weight plastic bags (0.66lb average), coded - 21.12.2008.

The vacuum packaged Dried Chechon is a product of Russia.

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