According to CNN, on the 22nd local time, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said that Walmart will recall about 3900 bottles of aromatherapy spray because the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) detected Burkehold's bacteria in the spray, which causes fatal rhinoidosis.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the center tested a version of the aromatherapy spray called "Better Home and Garden" and determined that it contained Pseudomonas rhinodermidis. This bacterium causes rhinoidosis, which has symptoms similar to colds and flu, and 4 people in the United States have been infected with such diseases. The four patients were from Georgia, Kansas, Minnesota and Texas, and two of them died. The CDC investigated the source of the disease until it was found in an aromatherapy spray in a patient's home in Georgia on Oct. 6.
This aromatherapy spray is reportedly produced in India with a total of 6 scents. It is reported that this aromatherapy product has been sold in 55 Wal-Mart physical stores and online stores since February this year, and has now all been removed from the shelves and recalled.
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Source: CCTV Finance, Daily Economic News
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