Johnson & Johnson decides not to put asbestos in new line of feminine hygiene products

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – A leaked internal memo from consumer product, medical device and pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson shows a new strategy for the company is in the works.

A recent product innovation roundtable resulted in the novel idea to go against company policy and not put asbestos in an upcoming line of feminine hygiene products.

J&J was dubbed an industry leader when it boldly announced that it had successfully determined how to include asbestos in baby powder, something the company spent 10+ years developing.

As a result of this leaked memo, the company will also halt production on a pro-asbestos TV advertisement.