Acuzații grave la adresa L'Oréal. Compania, dată în judecată pentru că ar fi ascuns posibile riscuri de cancer ale unor produse pentru păr

Arizona has sued L'Oréal, alleging the company concealed evidence linking hair straightening products to cancer risks in women. This marks the first state-level lawsuit of its kind in the U.S. The state's attorney general claims L'Oréal violated consumer protection laws by selling these products, primarily used by African American women, without warnings about potential uterine and ovarian cancer risks. Arizona seeks penalties and a ruling to prevent sales without proper warnings. L'Oréal faces over 12,000 similar lawsuits and denies the allegations, asserting the safety of its products and disputing the validity of the claims. Other manufacturers, like Revlon, are also involved in related litigation.