Johnson & Johnson begins battle over baby powder’s ‘link to cancer’ in $10 billion case - Courts have rejected J&J’s two ...

Healthcare conglomerate Johnson & Johnson kicked off its bankruptcy plan confirmation Tuesday, in its third attempt to ...

Johnson & Johnson faces a critical test on Tuesday over its $10 billion proposal to end litigation alleging that its baby ...

The claims come after a growing body of occupational studies stretching back decades have found an increased cancer risk ...

Some 3,500 Brits say their deadly cancer was caused by talcum powder made by pharmaceutical ... stand behind' the safety of J&J baby powder and that the product doesn't contain asbestos or ...

Lawyers representing 3,500 claimants are preparing to sue Johnson & Johnson (J&J) over alleged links between its talcum powder products and cancer, in what could become one of the largest ...

To get more information about where a product is from, he recommends looking at labels and signage in stores, but warns both can be deceiving. Food items labelled as "made in Canada," for example ...

While the U.S. leader granted a 30-day reprieve on Monday evening, shoppers are still committed to shopping for homegrown products and are scouring labels, manufacturer websites and factory addresses.

did not have accurate labels. Other businesses took shortcuts. Talc-asbestos cross-contamination is a good example. Talc is a common ingredient in not only talcum powder, such as baby powder, but also ...

If you’re looking to make a stand with your dollar at the grocery store, here’s a quick guide on how to read product labels at the store to ensure what you’re buying is truly supporting Canada.

TORONTO - Determining how Canadian a product is can be so much of a minefield, experts say anyone attempting to support homegrown options will need to do their research and prepare to make tough ...

Packaging clues To get more information about where a product is from, he recommends looking at labels and signage in stores, but warns both can be deceiving. Food items labelled as "made in Canada," ...