On June 3, 2026, the Argentine National Administration of Drugs, Food and Medical Technology (ANMAT) published Provision 3351/2026 prohibiting the use, commercialization, and distribution of all batches of the household cleaning product “Max Aroma, Oven and Grill Cleaner” throughout Argentina, including online sales platforms. The action followed an ANMAT investigation which found that the product had been marketed despite the suspension of its registration application. The product had initially been submitted as a low-risk household sanitary product (Risk Category 1), but regulatory review determined that it should be classified as a higher-risk product (Risk Category 2). Authorities further found that production continued after the company had been notified of the registration suspension. ANMAT confirmed that the manufacturer, Max Aroma de Blas Parra, acknowledged responsibility for the product and was instructed to withdraw it from the market. The agency has initiated a sanitary investigation against the company and its technical director for alleged violations of national household product regulations. The measure aims to protect consumers from a product marketed without proper regulatory authorization and ensure compliance with Argentina’s sanitary product registration requirements.
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