FDA Warns Tom's of Maine Over Serious Facility Violations
The FDA cites serious issues at Tom's of Maine's facility, including bacterial contamination and unsanitary practices.
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The FDA issued a warning to Tom's of Maine after finding bacteria, including Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Ralstonia insidiosa, in their manufacturing water. Violations were observed during a May inspection at the Sanford, Maine facility, including unsanitary conditions and a black mold-like substance. The FDA has mandated a remediation plan and a comprehensive assessment of their manufacturing processes. Tom's of Maine acknowledged the issues and is actively working on improvements, stating their commitment to product safety and quality.
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