Demand for talc-based Johnson & Johnson baby powder has fallen following lawsuits claiming it causes cancer, prompting the discontinuing of sales. However, the company still maintains that the product..
Johnson & Johnson is abandoning a product that it may be most identified with and has been selling for more than 100 years -- talc-based baby powder. Katie Johnston reports.
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Johnson & Johnson announced on Tuesday they will stop selling their popular talc Baby Powder.
According to Reuters, the decision will affect only the United States and Canadian markets.
J&J says..
The company announced the product will no longer be sold in the US or Canada.
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