August 12, 2022 12:39 PM EDT

J&J to remove talc products from shelves worldwide, replacing with cornstarch-based portfolio

Nicole DeFeudis

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After controversially spinning out its talc liabilities and filing for bankruptcy in an attempt to settle 38,000 lawsuits, Johnson & Johnson is now changing up …

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J&J to remove talc products from shelves worldwide, replacing with cornstarch-based portfolio

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J&J to re­move talc prod­ucts from shelves world­wide, re­plac­ing with corn­starch-based port­fo­lio

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J&J to remove talc products from shelves worldwide, replacing with cornstarch-based portfolio