US EditionAnvisa (Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency) Bans the Sale and Nestlé Recalls Infant Formula in Brazil Due to Risk of Toxins.
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These measures are due to the risk of contamination by cereulide, a toxin produced by the bacterium Bacillus cereus.
The National Sanitary Supervisory Agency (Anvisia) has determined, on this Thursday (7), the ban on the sale, distribution and use of lots of child formulas of Nestogeno, Nan Supreme Pro, Nanlac Supreme Pro, Nanlac Comfor, Nan Sensitive and Alphamino, of the company Nestlé Brasil Ltda. It confiscates the batches here. Related news:Anvisa sends out a free study with medicine for lesions in the spinal medulla.In note, Anvisa cites as a cause of th…
São Paulo, Brazil. Brazilian authorities banned on Wednesday the sale of 33 batches of formula for babies produced by Nestlé due to the risk of contamination with a toxin. Actions of the authority The preventive measure of the National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) affects products marketed under five brands belonging to the Swiss multinational, including Nestogeno and Nanlac, said a statement from the institution. The reason behind the pr…
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