All EPA-approved disinfectants have unique registration numbers. If the label does not include an EPA registration number or indicates it is not approved for sale in the U.S., buyers should ...

The products are sold under the name Fabuloso, with labels primarily written in Spanish. According to EPA, the illegal Fabuloso products contain an active ingredient, glutaraldehyde, that is not ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ordered grocery distributors in Missouri and Kansas to stop the sale and distribution of certain Fabuloso products. EPA said that ...

To ensure that the product is registered with the EPA, check the label if you recently bought a Fabuloso disinfectant product or any of the Clorox products listed above.

According to EPA, the illegal Fabuloso products contain an active ingredient, glutaraldehyde, that is not approved in the U.S. as a household disinfectant because of potential health risks, including ...

Kansas, was also selling unregistered Clorox Ropa stain remover, and Estancia La Bodega was selling unregistered Clorox 48 Horas cleaner. To ensure that the product is registered with the EPA, check ...

Chlorine and chloramines are the most popular disinfectants used by US municipalities to keep drinking water safe. However, in recent years questions have been raised about the disinfectant byproducts ...