Anvisa comes across household products and warns of serious dangers

The list of products is extensive and has become the target of action by the Federal Police, following complaints of wrongdoing

share of Anfisa Natural product companies were reached directly. Many stores have been flagged for allegedly having illegal stickers.

This is happening all over the country. Now, the operation is being carried out in partnership with the Federal Police and Health Watch. And this can lead to a series of operations, in addition to fines.

In some of them, herbal products were found without registration and with fake labels, without identifying the raw materials. The cleanliness of the points of sale has also been analyzed by the authorities.

With these irregularities, pills such as Calcium Life D3, Emagresbel and Memory can pose a health hazard. Also appearing on the menu are horse chestnut, Miura blackberry with isoflavones, Saúde e Vida garlic oil, and Saúde e Vida tea.

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In 2016, after more than five decades of being based in the United States, Wendy’s finally made it to Brazil, opening some units in shopping malls in the city of São Paulo. However, the group’s stay in the country did not last long and the company was forced to close its doors.

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Shortly before the outbreak of the epidemic, in January 2020, the brand exited the official state. At the time, there was no explanation about the end of this big international name here, but there was no shortage of speculation among experts on the subject, who pointed to the strong competition with Burger King and McDonald’s.

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