Regulators flagged Goree Beauty Cream and Chandni Whitening Cream as unauthorised cosmetics.
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation said the products contained excessive heavy metals beyond specified limits.
Officials also said the creams lacked the required import registration certificates.
The Drugs Controller General of India advised consumers to avoid buying or using the products.
Regulatory units were urged to stop the creams from being distributed.
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The reporting broadly agrees that India issued a nationwide public health alert over two Pakistan-made fairness creams and said they were unauthorised under import rules. It also agrees the alert cited heavy metals concerns and named the two products.
What remains unclear is which exact metals were detected, since the reporting says the regulator did not specify them. The articles also do not add any product-linked medical condition, so that part of the risk picture remains unspecified.
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The reporting says India issued a nationwide public health alert against two Pakistan-made fairness creams. It identifies the products as Goree Beauty Cream and Chandni Whitening Cream and says regulators called them unauthorised. The coverage also notes that the products lacked required import registration certificates and were said to contain excessive heavy metals. One account adds that the regulator did not specify which metals were detected or link the products to any medical condition.
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The New Indian Express reports that India has issued a nationwide public health alert against two unauthorised cosmetics products labelled as made in Pakistan. The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation warned that Goree Beauty Cream and Chandni Whitening Cream contain excessive heavy metals beyond specified limits and lack the required import registration certificates. The Drugs Controller General of India advised consumers to avoid purchasing or using these items and urged regulatory units to prevent their distribution.
Indiablooms reports on the nationwide public health alert issued by India against two Pakistan-made skin-whitening creams due to excessive heavy metal content. The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation identified Goree Beauty Cream and Chandni Whitening Cream as unauthorised and lacking import registration under India's rules. The article notes that while heavy metals can be toxic, the regulator did not specify which exact metals were detected or link the products to specific medical conditions.