Company JJ-Comercial de Alimentos Limitada was liquidated last year and was listed as an importer on the oil label
Anvisa banned, last Thursday (22), the circulation of three food products. All olive oils from the Terra das Oliveiras brand, dulce de leche pieces from the São Benedito brand, and common iodized coarse sea salt from the Marfim brand were prevented from circulating.
The body considered the oil to be of unknown origin and not present on its label. Anvisa also pointed out that the product was found for sale on the Shopee platform, and the company JJ-Comercial de Alimentos Limitada – CNPJ: 37.815.395/0001-90, reported as an exporter on the label, was closed on 01/08/2025 by voluntary liquidation, with the Federal Revenue.
The dulce de leche pieces from the São Bendito brand, from the company JF Indústria Comercio de Doces e Laticínios Ltda. was recalled due to the lack of batch identification and the unsatisfactory result in the sorbic acid determination test, Central Public Health Laboratory of the Federal District (LACEN-DF). The measure applies to the batch manufactured on June 25, 2025. The product’s function is to prevent microorganisms from causing food spoilage.
Marfim brand salt from batch 901124 failed the iodine content test, also in a LACEN-DF test. The mineral must be included in table salt to prevent diseases such as goiter (enlarged thyroid) and fetal malformation during pregnancy.
Jovem Pan did not locate the Terra das Oliveiras brand. The São Benedito brand stated that the preventive suspension of the batch occurred due to “technical divergence” in relation to the sorbic acid test. The company also claims that it collaborated with the competent bodies and adjusted internal processes.
The report contacted the company Marfim and the text will be updated as soon as it receives a response.
