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UK Confirms 36 Cases of Suspected Baby Formula Poisoning
UK Health Security Agency links 36 children’s illness reports to cereulide toxin in recalled infant formulas from Nestle and Danone, prompting safety advisories.
- The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed 36 cases of children developing symptoms consistent with cereulide toxin poisoning after consuming recalled batches of baby formula.
- Food and drink giants Nestle and Danone recalled several batches of their SMA and Aptamil formulas due to concerns about the presence of the heat-resistant toxin cereulide.
- The Food Standards Agency advised parents not to feed infants or young children with the recalled products and is investigating the source of the contamination.
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The UK health watchdog says it’s received 36 reports of children suffering symptoms of toxin poisoning linked to baby formula.
·London, United Kingdom
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The Market Office has issued a ban on the placing on the market of large quantities of children's nutrition products. 36 disease reports have been registered in the United Kingdom.
·Vienna, Austria
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