The Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AEMPS), which is affiliated with the Ministry of Health, has reported the suspension of sales, withdrawal from the market and recall of a batch of products. Makeup spray “Ma Brume Fraîcheur” Due to microbial contamination, especially due to the presence of microorganisms Burkholderia cepacia.
The agency has been informed Contamination of batch 119C23 Via European Alert A12/02345/23, transmitted by the EU Rapid Information Exchange System (Safety Gate – RAPEX). AEMPS is asking consumers to check if they have products from the affected batches and, if so, urge them not to use them and return them to the point of purchase.
This bacteria may pose a risk to people with: Respiratory problems or weakened immune system. B.onions Because of pneumonia Patients with medical conditions such as cystic fibrosis or immunocompromised patients. CBC organisms are commonly found in water and soil and can survive in moist environments for long periods of time. Finally, human-to-human transmission is a risk associated with this infectious agent.
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According to European Alert, This product is already distributed in Spain. AEMPS has communicated these measures to the health authorities of the autonomous communities so that they can be disseminated and acted upon in a timely manner.
AEMPS reported in a statement that France-based Sogiphar Groupe (Giphar groupe), the person responsible for the product, has taken voluntary measures to withdraw from the market and recall all products on sale. If the product needs to be restored, the user can return it to the point of purchase or contact the person in charge.
AEMPS urges consumers: “If you own any affected product from batch 119C23, do not use it and return it to the point of purchase or contact the person responsible for returns.” “If you notice any adverse effects associated with this product, please use NotificaCS notifies the Spanish Beauty Alert System.”
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria have become a global health problem. They cause 700,000 deaths worldwide each year and account for approximately 15.5% of hospital-acquired infections.Multidrug-resistant antibiotic bacteria exist in some areas of the world More than 75% of infections in hospitalized patients.