The National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) suspended Unilever's production at a factory after an inspection identified irregularities. The measure was published on Wednesday (2).
The agency's inspection found failures in three main areas: in the control of product manufacturing, in the analysis of water used in the production process, and in the investigation of internal problems identified at the factory.
Unilever is one of the largest consumer goods companies in the world, with well-known brands in the areas of food, hygiene, and cleaning products. The factory affected by the suspension has not yet been specified in the article.
The regulatory agency's decision aims to ensure the safety and quality of the products manufactured by the company, after findings of non-compliance with sanitary standards during the inspection.
