Child Rights Body Asks States to Stop Sale of Johnson's Baby Shampoo Over Inferior Quality
In a letter to chief secretaries of all states, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights or NCPCR ordered that the product be removed from stock of shops after a drug testing lab found it to be of substandard quality.
In a letter to chief secretaries of all states, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights or NCPCR ordered that the product be removed from stock of shops after a drug testing lab found it to be of substandard quality.
Hi Sangram I know you are anxious about this news. But being a careful parent we always try to choose the best for our kids. They have been in the market since 125years. The products goes through a lot of stringent tests. Let them face the suit but I'm sure they are as gentle as they were and are free from chemicals and mild products for babies. I chose the best for my kids and it will always be my choice.
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29 Apr 2019