This is the advertisement.
Next, why is there no mention of the license cancellation (earlier cancelled and later upheld by Maharashtra Government after an appeal by J&J) in the advertisement that was wants us (consumers) to trust J&J’s products again?
I’m not sure why anyone with a sane mind would want to risk his/her baby’s health after knowing that the brand’s plant license has been revoked for using a carcinogenic.
It’s a different thing that there may be nuances involved – like when the carcinogenic was used, in how many batches, if those batches are still available in shops and if there was any complaints (all of which are explained in the ad.) – but when it comes to personal safety, I’m not sure if people would want to go beyond the obvious – that is, a plant’s license has been cancelled over carcinogenic used in baby talcum powder. That one line is enough to lose trust and look at alternatives.
Unfortunately, the J&J ad comes 2 months late (possibly owing to the appeals process) and seems wishy-washy to alleviate serious concerns.