Beiersdorf recalls 5 Coppertone sunscreen products over carcinogenic benzene discovery

Published: 7-Oct-2021
Regulatory Sun Care

Benzene, when present at certain levels, is known to increase the risk of cancers such as leukaemia and blood cancer of the bone marrow

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Beiersdorf has recalled some of its latest Coppertone sunscreen launches, including products targeted at children, after discovering the presence of the carcinogenic chemical benzene.

The products affected include Pure & Simple SPF 50 Spray and Sport

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