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Anvisa Keeps Ypê Product Lots Suspended After Factory Quality Failures

The regulator limited the return to market to newer lots following lab reports that showed compliance with Brazil's sanitary rules.

Overview

  • The agency published Resolution RE nº 2.397 on Monday, June 15, 2026, formally listing which Ypê lots remain banned from sale, distribution and use.
  • Suspension targets lots with final '1': disinfectants and dish detergents made before March 1, 2026, and liquid laundry detergents made before April 1, 2026.
  • Anvisa said joint inspections of the Química Amparo plant in Amparo, São Paulo, found breaches of RDC nº 47/2013 and risk of microbiological contamination during an April 27–30 inspection.
  • The agency revoked suspensions for certain March‑onward detergent and disinfectant lots after reviewing laboratory laudos and a late‑May reinspection, while older January–February lots remain under evaluation.
  • Consumers should not use suspended lots and may seek exchange or refund through Ypê's service channels; Anvisa will keep market monitoring and will only clear additional lots after reviewing company lab reports.