Anvisa Alert: Agency Bans Illicit Olive Oil Los Nobles and Supplement With False Advertising and Unknown Ingredients

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 16/09/2025 at 20:30

Updated on 16/09/2025 at 20:34

ALERTA: Anvisa determina apreensão do azeite Los Nobles (clandestino) e proíbe suplemento Zempyc Natural (composição desconhecida). Entenda a decisão.

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Agency Identifies Clandestine Product and False Advertising; Anvisa’s Determination Aims to Protect Consumers from Fraud and Health Risks.

The Anvisa (National Health Surveillance Agency) issued a critical alert to Brazilian consumers on Tuesday (16), strictly prohibiting the sale of two distinct products: Los Nobles olive oil and Zempyc Natural dietary supplement. The decision, published in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU), mandates the immediate seizure of the items nationwide.

According to information from Agência Brasil, the Anvisa’s measure was taken due to serious risks to public health. The olive oil was classified as a product of clandestine origin, without any registration or sanitary control, while the supplement, which promised weight loss, has an unknown composition and utilized false advertising to attract customers online.

Los Nobles Olive Oil: The Risk of a Clandestine Product

The resolution from Anvisa is comprehensive and prohibits not only the sale but also the distribution, importation, advertising, and use of Los Nobles olive oil. The agency mandated the total seizure of the product, meaning it must be immediately removed from market shelves and any sales platforms.

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Zempyc Natural: False Promise and Unknown Composition

In the same resolution, Anvisa targeted the supplement market that promises easy solutions for weight loss, prohibiting Zempyc Natural. This product was actively marketed on websites, e-commerce platforms, and mainly on social media, with strong claims of rapid weight loss.

The false advertising, as investigated by Anvisa, claimed benefits such as “fat burning,” “appetite reduction,” and “metabolism acceleration,” as well as increased energy and disposition. The agency’s main warning is that Zempyc Natural has totally unknown origin and composition, using an irregular designation. The lack of knowledge about the ingredients means consumers could be ingesting dangerous, prohibited substances or risky dosages without knowing.

To make matters worse, the Anvisa found that the label of Zempyc Natural used the name of an established pharmaceutical company to generate false credibility. However, when contacted by the agency, the pharmaceutical company itself denied any involvement. The company “stated that it did not locate in its internal controls any product with the designation Zempyc,” as reported by Agência Brasil, characterizing the supplement as a complete fraud.

Have you encountered any of these products for sale? Do you think Anvisa’s oversight of online sales is sufficient to prevent clandestine products? Leave your opinion in the comments; we want to know how you view this situation.

Anvisa Alert: Agency Bans Illicit Olive Oil Los Nobles and Supplement With False Advertising and Unknown Ingredients

Agency Identifies Clandestine Product and False Advertising; Anvisa’s Determination Aims to Protect Consumers from Fraud and Health Risks.

Los Nobles Olive Oil: The Risk of a Clandestine Product

Zempyc Natural: False Promise and Unknown Composition

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