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Sanitary alert after Pseudomonas found in body butter from Yepoda advent calendar

Andorra’s health ministry warns consumers after Spain’s AEMPS ordered withdrawal of batch SR335 of The Cocoa Cloud body butter included in the 2025.

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Key Points

  • AEMPS ordered withdrawal of batch SR335 of The Cocoa Cloud body butter sold in Yepoda 2025 advent calendar.
  • Lab tests detected growth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in batch SR335.
  • Contamination linked to reduced preservative efficacy; the lot must be removed from the market.
  • Consumers with units from SR335 should stop use, return to the retailer, and contact health authorities with concerns.

Andorra’s Ministry of Health has issued a sanitary alert after the Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices (AEMPS) ordered the withdrawal of a cosmetic batch included in the 2025 Yepoda advent calendar. The affected product is a body butter sold as The Cocoa Cloud, manufactured by Cosmetrade S.L., which appears in the calendar’s day‑8 compartment.

Laboratory testing on batch SR335 detected growth of the bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa. According to AEMPS, the contamination is attributable to a loss of efficacy of the preservative used in the product, prompting the agency to require removal of the lot from the market.

The Ministry of Health advises anyone who possesses a unit from batch SR335 to stop using it immediately and return it to the point of purchase. Consumers with concerns or questions are urged to contact their retailer or the relevant health authorities for further guidance.