Placeholder. The exact same SPF-mislabeling problem that triggered Australia's national scandal also happened quietly in the US baby-sunscreen category — Babyganics' labeled SPF50+ product tested at roughly SPF30 and was recalled in March 2025 — suggesting this isn't an Australia-specific failure but a structural industry pattern.
What we've found so far: Babyganics recalled its baby sunscreen in March 2025 after independent testing found it delivered roughly SPF30 against a labeled SPF50+, following an earlier class-action settlement over misleading 'organic' naming from the same brand.
Open research: FOIA the FDA testing data behind the Babyganics recall; check for other quiet US sunscreen mislabeling cases in FDA recall databases going back 3-5 years to establish a pattern.