Nestle recalls some baby formula products over toxin fears

Nestle issues new update on baby formula recall - with products 'unsafe to consume'

Nestle has updated an urgent recall for several infant formulas and follow-on formulas 🍼

Nestlé infant formula scandal escalates

Nestlé has recalled select SMA infant formulas worldwide over potential cereulide contamination, prompting refunds, product checks and heightened regulatory action as parents and retailers seek clarity on safety and next steps.

Nestle infant formula recall widens to Africa, the Americas and Asia

At least 37 countries have issued health warnings over the infant formulas possibly being contaminated. Read more at straitstimes.com.

UAE issues recall for some Nestle infant formula products amid toxin scare

In a statement, the Emirates Drug Establishment (EDE) clarified that the step, which was taken in coordination with Nestle, was precautionary and voluntary.

Nestle Infant Formula Recall Expands Worldwide Amid Safety Concerns

Nestle's recall of infant nutrition products due to potential cereulide contamination has expanded to 37 countries, including Brazil, China, and South Africa. The recall poses challenges for new CEO Philipp Navratil. Health warnings have been issued, and no illnesses are confirmed yet. Nestle is seeking alternative suppliers to stabilize production.

What parents need to know about the Nestlé baby formula recall and cereulide

Nestlé has voluntarily recalled selected batches of its SMA Infant Formula in the UK and Ireland due to potential cereulide contamination. Learn what this means for your baby and how to ensure their safety.