The FDA's inspection revealed multiple severe violations at Tom's of Maine, including bacteria in toothpaste and a lack of proper facility maintenance and sanitation.
The presence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in water used for toothpaste manufacturing poses a serious health risk, given the bacteria's potential to cause severe infections.
The FDA's letter emphasized the crucial need for Tom's of Maine to maintain an effective water system designed for pharmaceutical use, safeguarding product safety.
Overall facility conditions were alarming, with findings of mold-like substances and powder residue near toothpaste batches, indicating significant lapses in cleanliness and maintenance.
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