<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Centralizing the procurement process, diversifying supplier portfolios and assessing the capabilities of each manufacturing partner will allow enterprises to mitigate the impact of or eliminate product recalls.
In 1982, 31 million bottles of Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol<wm> tamper-evident capsule capsule were pulled from millions of milk and water bottles during a five-year recall. These were due in part to the manufacturing quality issues caused by new tamper-evident capsule design, making it easy for someone to add tamper-evident caps after filling the capsule with the product and before it was originally filled. These cases resulted in approximately three deaths.
In a more recent example, in 1993, a number of individuals in Sweden who ingested capsules contaminated</wm> with methylenedioxymethylecgonine in Tylenol capsules died in Sweden