A store located on Halfeld Street in downtown Juiz de Fora underwent an inspection which resulted in the seizure of various perfumes. The operation was carried out by the Secretary of Urban Development, in collaboration with the Health Surveillance, following complaints regarding illegal sales. While the exact number of seized bottles was not specified, it was clear that the inspection was a response to public concerns about the regulation of products being sold in the area.

The local government reported that the products found in the store violated existing health legislation. Specific infractions included items lacking necessary labels translated into Portuguese, absence of information regarding manufacturers or importers, missing registration and batch numbers, and signs of manual alteration or tampering with expiration dates. These violations raised significant concerns about consumer safety and compliance with health regulations.

Furthermore, all seized products have been forwarded to the Health Surveillance Department of the City Hall and cannot be sold. This operation underscores the authorities' commitment to ensuring that businesses comply with health standards, thereby protecting consumers in the community from potentially harmful products. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of regulatory compliance in maintaining public health and safety standards.