India's the Rajasthan Drugs Control Organisation has re-tested Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) baby shampoo and confirmed it did not contain the carcinogen formaldehyde, according to a statement. The move followed lab tests in March by Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation that revealed traces of the chemical in two batches of the shampoo. J&J questioned the initial findings, and a spokesperson said the company was "pleased" with the appellate lab's results.
India's Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation has re-tested Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) baby shampoo and confirmed it did not contain the carcinogen formaldehyde, according to a statement. The move followed lab tests in March by the Rajasthan Drugs Control Organisation that revealed traces of the chemical in two batches of the shampoo. J&J questioned the initial findings, and a spokesperson said the company was "pleased" with the appellate lab's results.