This is beyond me as to why we can’t solve the simple part of the recalls for drugs 
and products that stink. This is not a matter of technology here, it’s doing the work outside. Again I have commented on this before and spent about 25 years in logistics and use to see it all the time, work moves indoors when the weather is bad or they don’t wait until the chemical dries. Years ago I used to call on both Johnson and Johnson and Pfizer locations. If the the weather is good, no problem.
Recall of Tylenol Expands on Adult Products – Smelly Chemical 
Issue – Bar Coding with Tags Really Needed To Alleviate Confusion and Problems Finding Products
When are they going to start bar coding for recalls! This is ridiculous and it’s not easy to always find the product. This is one more big fail for Johnson and Johnson and the FDA too. Last week I wrote about the FDA luddites on this and you can read more relative to the big Triad recall, the “world classed outsourced manufacturing company for Fortune 25 companies” as stated on their web site. With the surmounting number of recalls I’ll seem to see is Fortune 25 recalls growing and the “world classed” part of this seems to be slipping away:) BD
Recalls: FDA Gets the Big Luddite Award with Drug and Device Companies That Do Little or Nothing to Help Consumers-Triad Products Could Have Been Bar Coded To Scan
Why? Johnson & Johnson points to trace amounts of TBA found in bottles sourced from a common supplier (see the statement). The chemical, known formally as 2,4,6 tribromoanisole, is used in wooden pallets that transport and store packaging materials. The problem has plagued J&J and Pfizer for some time (see here, here, here and here).
Why? Johnson & Johnson points to trace amounts of TBA found in bottles sourced from a common supplier (see the statement). The chemical, known formally as 2,4,6 tribromoanisole, is used in wooden pallets that transport and store packaging materials. The problem has plagued J&J and Pfizer for some time (see here, here, here and here).
What’s That Smell? Another Johnson & Johnson Recall // Pharmalot
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