Tunisian Association Calls for Stopping Sale of J&j Baby Powder, Presumed Carcinogen

Tunis/Tunisia — The Association of Environmental Education for Future Generations (AEEFG) called on the Tunisian government to immediately withdraw the Johnson and Johnson (J&J) baby powder, which had already been withdrawn from the market in North America and Canada.

It also calls for stopping the sale of all products whose composition contains carcinogenic talc, especially as there is no evidence of analyses confirming the safety of these asbestos products according to WHO recommendations.

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