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China probes contaminated diapers after media reports

Published Monday, June 22, 2026

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Chinese authorities have initiated an investigation into multiple diaper brands, including Huggies, Babycare, and Bibabebe, following media reports alleging contamination with formamide, a toxic irritant. The companies involved have denied these claims, citing third-party tests that found no formamide, with Huggies also pursuing legal action.

What We Know — Key Points

  • Chinese authorities have launched an investigation into several diaper brands, including Huggies, Babycare, and Bibabebe, following local media reports of formamide, a toxic irritant.
  • The implicated companies deny the contamination claims, with third-party retesting reportedly finding no formamide, and Huggies is pursuing legal action.

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Investigation Details and Company Response
  • Channel News Asia

    Chinese authorities have launched an investigation into several diaper brands, including Huggies, after local media reported the presence of formamide, a toxic irritant. The implicated companies deny the claims, stating third-party retesting found no formamide, and Huggies is pursuing legal action.

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