Akihiro Kobayashi, President of Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Co., left, bows during a conference in Osaka in March 2024. Health supplements believed to have sickened people have been ordered taken off store shelves in Japan.
TOKYO — Health supplement products believed to have caused two deaths and sickened more than 100 people have been ordered to be taken off store shelves in Japan.
In addition to the products from Osaka-based Kobayashi, more than 40 products from other companies containing benikoji, including miso paste, crackers and a vinegar dressing, were recalled, starting last week, a government health ministry official said Wednesday. The ministry has put up a list on its official site of all the recalled products, including some that use benikoji for food coloring.
Kobayashi apologized and asked in an online statement: “Please stop taking our products, and please do not use them in the future.”
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