(WFRV) - Officials are warning that several hand soaps are being recalled across 15 states, including Wisconsin, as they may be contaminated with bacteria. According to the Outagamie Public Health Division, the affected hand soaps may be contaminated with Pseudomonas and Serratia species of bacteria…
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Bacteria contamination: Hand soap recalled in Wisconsin, plus 14 other states
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Map Shows 15 States Hit with Hand Soap Recall Over Bacteria Concerns
Nearly 2,700 cases of hand soap distributed across 15 states are under recall because of potential bacterial contamination. St. Louis-based Intercon Chemical Co. initiated the recall in June, and the Food and Drug Administration classified it as Class II in September.
The recall, first initiated in June by the St. Louis-based Intercon Chemical Co., concerns six different varieties of soap sold under several brand names.
The recall, first initiated in June by the St. Louis-based Intercon Chemical Co., concerns six different varieties of soap sold under several brand names.
The recall, first initiated in June by the St. Louis-based Intercon Chemical Co., concerns six different varieties of soap sold under several brand names.
A recall affecting nearly 2,700 cases of hand soaps has been categorized as a Class II event by the Food and Drug Administration, according to a recent report from the agency.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a recall for six hand soap products sold across Georgia and 14 other states due to potential bacterial contamination. Intercom Chemical Co. of St. Louis initiated a voluntary recall for the items.
Six different types of hand soap have been recalled due to potential bacteria contamination. Missouri-based Intercon Chemical Co. first issued a series of voluntary recalls on June 29, collectively impacting more than 2,500 cases of hand soap.
(WFRV) - Officials are warning that several hand soaps are being recalled across 15 states, including Wisconsin, as they may be contaminated with bacteria. According to the Outagamie Public Health Division, the affected hand soaps may be contaminated with Pseudomonas and Serratia species of bacteria…
The FDA classified a recall of 2,696 cases of Intercon Chemical hand soap sold in 15 states after possible contamination with Pseudomonas and Serratia bacteria.
Intercon Chemical Co. voluntarily recalled 2,696 cases of six hand soap products due to possible bacterial contamination from Pseudomonas and Serratia.
