Johnson & Johnson allows US$3.9 billion to settle talc suits
Johnson & Johnson has created a pot of US$3.9 million to settle numerous talc suits, according to a report published by Asbestos.
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The Avon Company launches vegan clean skin care line
The Avon Company has debuted a vegan clean skin care brand, Farm Rx, according to a report published by Direct Selling News.
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IFF to sell off microbial controls business?
IFF is set to auction off its microbial controls business and food preparation unit, according to a report published by Bloomberg quoting sources ‘familiar with the matter’.
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U.S. congress re-introduces bill to legalize CBD supplements
The U.S. congress has introduced a new bill that will approve CBD for use in dietary supplements, a move that aims to push the FDA into approving the ingredient, according to Natural Products Insider.
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Now Lauder shuffles supply chain leadership
The Estee Lauder Companies has announced that Gregory F Polcer, Executive Vice President, Global Supply Chain will retire this summer after 13 years with the company.
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Unilever faces class action suit over Tresemme product
A class action suit has been launched against Unilever in the US, according to a report published by Fox News. The suit alleges that a product from the UK FMCG manufacturer’s TRESemme range causes hair loss.
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L’Oréal Group bans animal hair brushes
L’Oréal Group has agreed to ban all animal-hair, including badger- and goat-hair, from its make-up brushes after PETA US presented its Baxter of California unit with a petition signed by some 80,000 members of the public.
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OpenGate Capital strikes deal for Solvay’s surfactant business
The Solvay Group has agreed to sell its North American and European amphoteric surfactant business to OpenGate Capital.
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New York will lift CBD ban if regulations pass
The New York State Department of Health has unveiled its proposed regulations to police the sale of CBD-based products in the state, according to a report published by The National Law Review. Should the legislation pass, it would reverse the 2019 ban on such preparations.
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Imerys assets to be sold to Magris Resources
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware has approved the sale of substantially all of the assets belonging to the North American Talc Subsidiaries of Imerys to Magris Resources Canada.
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