Aladin herbal shampoo, lot 0050924 with an expiry date of September 13, 2027, has been recalled nationwide by the Department of Drug Administration. This important notice regarding cosmetic product quality underscores the stringent compliance expected from manufacturers.
Reason for Recall:
Laboratory tests revealed that this shampoo lot failed quality standards, specifically containing methylparaben, a prohibited ingredient in the product’s formulation, as stated in the product registration document. This raises concerns regarding consumer health.
Details of the Recalled Lot:
- Product Name: Aladin Herbal Anti-Lice Shampoo
- Packaging: 30g tube
- Lot Number: 0050924
- Expiry Date: September 13, 2027
- Manufacturer: Sao Thai Duong Corporation (Ha Nam Branch)
- Address: Lot CC1-III.13.4, Pháp Vân New Urban Area Project, Hoangliet Ward, Hoang Mai District, Hanoi City.
- Ha Nam Branch Address: Dong Van Industrial Park, Dong Van Ward, Duy Tien Town, Ha Nam Province.
Recall and Destruction of Aladin Herbal Anti-Lice Shampoo Lot 0050924
Actions by Authorities:
The Department of Drug Administration has instructed all provincial health departments to inform businesses handling this product to immediately cease sales and usage of lot 0050924. Businesses must return the product to the supplier.
The recalled product is to be immediately destroyed. The authorities will conduct inspections and take actions against any violations as per regulations.
Responsibility of Sao Thai Duong Corporation:
Sao Thai Duong Corporation, Ha Nam Branch, must:
- Notify all distributors and users of the recall.
- Collect returned product from businesses.
- Destroy all non-compliant product.
- Submit a recall and destruction report to the Department of Drug Administration by May 3rd.
Monitoring Responsibility:
The Hanoi and Ha Nam provincial health departments are responsible for closely monitoring the recall and destruction process by Sao Thai Duong Corporation.
Consequences and Guidance:
This recall is to safeguard consumer health. The Department of Drug Administration also requires the recall of the product registration document (37/22/CBMP-HNA) and inspection of the company for compliance with regulations. All parties must adhere to regulations to avoid legal consequences.
Conclusion:
This incident highlights the importance of ensuring cosmetic product quality. Consumers should exercise caution when choosing products, and authorities should rigorously enforce regulations to protect public health.
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