According to the Korean Consumer Agency , the Korean Drug and Food Administration found 12 baby powders containing the harmful substance, Asbestos. Here is the list of products that are currently banned from sale and are being re-called:Company | Product | Location |
| Daebong LS | Allo and Lugh Baby Compact Powder | Inchon |
| Duksan Pure Chemicals | Duksan Talc (raw material) | Gyeonggi-do |
| Rakhee Pharm | Rakhee Baby Powder | Gyeonggi-do |
| Sung Kwang Pharm | Cutiemaman Baby Powder | Gyeonggi-do |
| UCL | Babyra Baby Compact Powder | Incheon |
| Babyra Baby Powder | ||
| Boryung Medience | Boryung NUK Baby Powder | Gyeonggi-do |
| Boryung NUK Baby Colored Compact Powder | ||
| Boryung NUK Baby Compact Powder | ||
| Boryung NUK Clinic Baby Powder | ||
| Korea Monica Pharm | Monica Baby Powder | North Chungcheong |
| Korea Kolmar | La Couvee Baby Powder | South Chungcheong |
I'm not too familiar with the products, but I do know that Boryung NUK is a very popular baby product brand in Korea. In recent years, I have seen Boryung products readily available in most US Korean markets and stores.....not sure if their baby powder was sold in the US or not.
For more information, you can www.kca.go.kr/jsp/eng/news. Photo taken from ajnews.co.kr
