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Unsafe cosmetics flood Quiapo PDF Print E-mail
Written by Joel dela Torre   
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 08:00



Tuesday, 09 March 2010 19:38
People's Journal

SAFETY watchdog EcoWaste Coalition yesterday urged the Food and Drugs
Administration to launch an all-out campaign against hazardous
cosmetics, following reports that banned mercury-tainted beauty
products are still being sold in the market.

EWC, in a letter to FDA director Nazarita Tacandong, said the
China-made cosmetic products are openly being sold in Binondo and
Quiapo shops.

The group said these products expose women to dangerous chemicals.

“Our investigation shows that the mercury-tainted beauty products are
being sold in Ongpin and Carriedo in brazen disregard of the FDA
recall and seizure orders,” Aileen Lucero of the EcoWaste said.

Lucero said the FDA last month banned the China-made facial creams and
skin whitening creams containing mercury. These include the Jiao-Li
and Xin Jiao brands.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 May 2010 02:16