A consumer lawsuit alleges that Walmart’s Great Value brand Hawaiian-themed air freshener exceeds federal safety limits for benzene—a known carcinogen—by a significant margin, raising concerns over potential health risks for users. The complaint highlights discrepancies between product labeling and actual chemical content, suggesting possible regulatory violations. Health advocates warn that prolonged exposure to benzene, even in small amounts, may pose serious long-term dangers. The case could prompt further scrutiny of generic or store-brand products for compliance with safety standards.
A lawsuit claims Walmart's Great Value Hawaiian air freshener contains 117 times the safe limit of cancer-causing benzene.
