La BPOM revoca los permisos de 11 cosméticos que contienen ingredientes peligrosos

La Agencia de Supervisión de Alimentos y Medicamentos ha revocado los permisos de distribución de 11 productos cosméticos en los que se detectaron sustancias peligrosas y prohibidas tras realizar inspecciones en el primer trimestre de 2026.

El director de la BPOM, Taruna Ikrar, afirmó que las medidas incluyen la suspensión temporal de la producción, distribución e importación de dichos cosméticos. Cuatro de las marcas provenían de fabricación por contrato, dos eran locales, dos eran importadas y tres carecían de permisos.

Los análisis de laboratorio revelaron la presencia de sustancias como ácido retinoico, dexametasona, hidroquinona, mercurio, colorante rojo K10 y 1,4-dioxano. Estos ingredientes conllevan el riesgo de causar irritación cutánea, alteraciones hormonales, decoloración permanente, daños orgánicos y cáncer.

La BPOM aplicó el artículo 435, apartado (1), en relación con el artículo 138, apartado (2), de la Ley número 17 de 2023 sobre Salud. Las infracciones conllevan penas de hasta 12 años de prisión o una multa de 5.000 millones de rupias.

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