uOHNS-MANVILLE RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING CENTER Report Date EXHIBIT I I E 4 14-6 December 12, 1973 Title: LACK OF FOOD CONTAMINATION BY CONTACT WITH PAPER DUE TO SHIPPING SUMMARY The purpose of this study was first, to determine the severity of the effects of transportation on the contents of food and drug packages and second, to determine the relevance of using an arti ficial test to simulate the effects of actual shipping conditions.

Textile Services Division 1415 PARK AVENUE HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY 07030 201-792-2400 REPORT OF TEST CLIENT: Eaton-Dikeman Div. of Knowlton Bros.

Adolph Coors Company Rolden, Colorado Hr.

32 Asbestos Air Pollution o Laboratory.

V-^ .v "Ti/C COSMETIC TALC Minerals of Interest The asbestiforrn minerals of primary concern in regard to cosmetic talc are fibrous serpentine (chrysotile) and fibrous amphiboles (tremolite and anthophyllite).

V-^ .v "Ti/C COSMETIC TALC Minerals of Interest The asbestiforrn minerals of primary concern in regard to cosmetic talc are fibrous serpentine (chrysotile) and fibrous amphiboles (tremolite and anthophyllite).

REGULATORY TOXICOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY 2 1 , 211-215 (1995) 1Talc: Consumer Uses and Health Perspectives Bethesda, Maryland, January 31-February l, 1994 Co-Sponsored by: The International Society of Regulatory Toxicology & Pharmacology and The United States Food and Drug Administration Rapporteur C.

f DETECTION OF ASBESTIFORM AMPHIBOLE MINERALS IN COSMETIC GRADE TALC Introduction The method which has been adopted for the detection of amphi bole minerals in cosmetic talc is the generally accepted method of x-ray diffraction.

BETWEEN: SUBJECT: MEmRANTilM OF TELEPHONE CCNVERSAilON March 9, 1976 Dr.

* Emventions, Inc.

CS-I The C o m i ssi cner Through: The Deputy Cernissicner ________ ' UG i 0 2373 Acting Director Bureau of Drugs Prelini nary Peoort: "Special Survey on Asbestos Particles in Parenteral Drugs" - INTOPPATI ON NE'TPATTTT .

i IT # September 26, 1995 Cancer Prevention Coalition Fighting for o safer environment at home, in the community and at work 5 2 0 N.

FOOD AND DRUG A D M IN ISTR ATIO N Dole: February 29, 1972 Reply to A(in of: BF430 Subject: Asbestos Content of Dr* Kolbye's sample of Avon Tai Winds Spray Tale To: Brc Robert M 0 Schaffner, Director Office of Product Technology (BF-400) As shown in the enclosed analytical, worksheet: by Mr Schulze (Division of Microbiology) Drc Kolbye 1s sample contained no chrysotiJe asbestos, but did contain a moderate amount: of t.remolite asbestos.

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RESULTS OF ANALYSIS OF JOHNSON & JOHNSON TALC PRODUCTS Analysis carried out by optical microscopy as described in Notice of Proposed Rule Making - Asbestos Particles in Food and Drugs (38 FR 27076) SAMPLE NO. 29 30 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 (15012) Code # PRODUCT Baby Powder Sample missing Medicated Powder Baby Powder Baby Powder Baby Powder Medicated Powder Shower to Shower Shower to Shower Shower to Shower Shower to Shower RESULTS Carbonate <1%; No Asbestos Carbonate <1%; No Asbestos Sample missing Carbonate <1%; No Asbestos Carbonate <1%; No Asbestos Carbonate <1%; No Asbestos Carbonate <1%; No Asbestos; <1% Hematite?