Decision comes after Anvisa maintained its decision on the manufacturer’s appeal this Friday; On the company’s website, however, a form has already been made available where users can obtain information about the goods
Ypê advised this Friday (15) that consumers who have products from batch 1 keep the merchandise stored until “that new reports from independent laboratories confirm the absence of contamination.”
The decision comes after Anvisa maintained this Friday the decision on the manufacturer’s appeal, initially scheduled for Wednesday (13), was defined in a meeting of the health body’s Collegiate Board. The result of the vote was unanimous. Despite the decision, in a post shared on social media, the company guaranteed that “the products are safe for the consumer”.
According to the company, “liquid laundry products, liquid dishwashers and disinfectants with final batch 1 do not need to be returned at this time.” THE company also reinforced that all products that do not have ending 1 on the lot remain released for sale and use.
A Ypê also highlights that it continues to work together with Anvisa and reinforcing our commitment to quality, transparency and consumer safety, and that the products below have never presented any risk of contamination and remain released for sale and use:
- Tixan and Ypê Power Act washing powder
- Dishwasher for Ypê machine
- Ypê softeners (traditional, diluted and concentrated)
- Multipurpose Ypê
- Bleach, bleach and chlorine gel Ypê
- Ypê bar soaps
- Tixan stain remover (powder and liquid)
- Scented cleansers and heavy cleaning Ypê
- Assolan steel wool and Ypê and Assolan sponges
- Saponáceo Ypê
- Ypê furniture polish
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No however, a form has already been made available in which users can obtain information about dishwasher products, concentrated dishwasher products, liquid laundry detergent, or disinfectants, and generate a unique confirmation code for you to follow your protocol.
Remember the case
On the 7th, the agency determined whose lots end with the number 1encompassing categories of concentrated dishwasher, washing liquid e disinfectants.
The original restriction was motivated by possible contamination e due to non-compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice standardsflaws identified during a joint health inspection with bodies from the state and municipality of São Paulo.
Química Amparo, manufacturer of Ypê, filed an appeal against the decision. The appeal guaranteed automatic suspensive effect on punishmentwhich freed the temporary sale of items. However, with Anvisa’s decision this Friday, the appeal is no longer valid.
