Procter & Gamble Pantene and other products detected first-class carcinogens, which aroused social concern.
On December 19, @Procter & Gamble China issued a statement regarding P&G's recall of some dry hair spray products in North America. The statement said that the recall only involves some dry hair spray products in North America, does not involve shampoo and hair care products, and does not involve the Chinese market. The related products are all manufactured in the United States and have not been imported into China.
@Procter & Gamble China said that all products sold in the Chinese market comply with relevant national laws and regulations.
According to CCTV's previous report, on December 17, local time, the global daily chemical giant - Procter & Gamble of the United States issued an announcement that due to the detection of carcinogen benzene, it is actively recalling a variety of spray care products of four brands such as Pantene produced in the United States.
These recalled products include Pantene, Plant Sense Philosophy, Australian Kangaroo and Waterless' select dry hair sprays.
P&G said in the announcement that benzene is not an ingredient in any spray product, but they recently detected "unexpected levels of benzene" after the product was sprayed out of a packaging bottle.
P&G said it has not received any reports of adverse events related to the recall so far. The amount of benzene detected in daily exposure products is not expected to have a negative health impact. However, out of caution, the recall is underway.
Benzene is an organic compound that causes cancer when humans and animals come into contact with benzene through breathing, oral administration and skin, and is classified as a class of carcinogens by the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer.
According to Reuters, these recalled products are also sold in Canada and will be recalled at the same time. On the 23rd of last month, Procter & Gamble announced a recall of some antiperspirant sprays sold in the United States due to the detection of benzene in the product.