Claims for Injuries from Recalled Target Brand Baby Wipes

On June 4, 2026, Target recalled its Up & Up Fragrance Free and Fresh Cucumber scented baby wipes due to potential microbial contamination.

This call was promoted by consumer complaints of product discoloration and subsequent FDA testing that identified the presence of Burkholderia capacian and Burkholderia gladioli in product samples.

Use of these bacteria contamined products may result in serious, and potentially life-threatening infections. Newborns, infants, young children, and individuals with compromised immune systems are at the highest risk of infection.

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The Following Products Have Been Recalled:

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If you or a loved one has used one of these contaminated products and developed an infection, you may be entitled to compensation. Contact one of our consumer products lawyers for a case evaluation. Contact Us

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Contaminated Personal Care Products

Throughout the years, our team has successfully represented individuals and families who have been harmed by contaminated personal care products.

Most recently, we represented the family of Euguene Jerry Snider who passed away following exposure to flushable wipes contaminated with dangerous bacteria including Pluralibacter gergoviae, an opportunistic pathogen that has been perviously identified in personal care products.

After working closely with the Snider family, and an extensive litigation, our attorneys successfully secured an eight-figure settlement on behalf of the Snider family.

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Understanding the Risks of Bacterial Contamination in Personal Care Products

Personal care products are used every day by millions of consumers who rely on manufacturers to provide products that are safe and free from harmful contaminants. However, when personal care products become contaminated with harmful bacteria, they may expose consumers to serious health risks, including infections and other medical complications.

Products such as flushable wipes, cleansing products, and other hygiene items can become contaminated due to failures in the manufacturing processes, inadequate testing, or improper quality-control measures.

Understanding the Health Effects of Bacteria-Contaminated Products

Exposure to contaminated personal care products may lead to a variety of health concerns, including skin infections, life-threatening diseases, and other serious medical complications such as sepsis or organ failure.

Concerned about a product you use? Check the FDA's recall database to see whether your personal care product has been recalled.

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