Direct Seller's CBD Supplement Recall Mandated, More Ranitidine, Tween Cosmetic Recalls
Executive Summary
FDA's latest recalls records update includes Basic Reset CBD supplements and another 4,300 units of Tween Brands cosmetics containing colors made from banned dye. Recalls resulting from testing of ranitidine drugs reported by Dr. Reddy's.
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