Infographic – An analysis by "The Rose Sheet" of FDA data from 2011-2015 finds bacterial or mold contamination to be the most frequently cited rationale for cosmetic recalls reported during the five-year period. Click the buttons in the interactive graphic below to view and compare data.
Microbial contamination was the leading reason for cosmetic product recalls over the past five years, based on FDA data.
An analysis by "The Rose Sheet" identified 51 cosmetic recalls during the 2011-2015 period. Excluding tattoo ink recalls, 20 of...
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The US FTC’s contention that ‘notice and choice’ has failed as the cornerstone of consumer privacy regulation and must be abandoned in favor of data minimization and other more stringent measures does not adequately account for the complexity of business practices and consumer behavior, FTC commissioner Melissa Holyoak asserted at the NAD’s 2024 Annual Conference.
FTC Commissioner Melissa Holyoak says the agency has acted outside the bounds afforded by Congress, citing several areas within consumer protection, including a recent update to the final rule for the Health Breach Notification Rule and the commission’s use of notices of penalty offense to serve as the basis for Section 5 settlements.
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But the Senate’s reduction would not be as much as the House of Representatives and President Trump proposed earlier this year, which is likely a win for the agency.
Scientific literature on potential link between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and neurological conditions “now includes FDA’s most recent epidemiological review” completed in May saying research results “insufficient to support a causal association.”
Consumer products companies have largely failed to respond to a survey that will help the California Air Resources Board develop future VOC regulations.
