Hand soap recalled in 15 U.S. states over possible bacterial contamination
The FDA announced a recall of hand soap distributed in 15 states because thousands of bottles may contain bacteria. No illnesses or specific organism are identified.
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Why it matters
A contaminated hygiene product distributed across multiple states creates a public-health risk and requires consumers and retailers to check affected stock.
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