Nestle Recalls Baby Formula Globally Over Toxin Risk
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Food giant Nestle has issued a worldwide recall for specific batches of its SMA baby formula. The company announced the action after discovering a potential toxin in the products.
The recall affects certain SMA infant and follow-on formulas. Nestle stated that consuming these batches could lead to vomiting in babies.
A company spokesperson confirmed the recall is global. Parents and caregivers are urged to check lot codes on SMA formula containers.
Nestle advises consumers to immediately stop using the affected products. They should contact their local Nestle office or a healthcare provider for further instructions.
The company has not yet reported any confirmed illnesses linked to the formula. An investigation into the cause of the contamination is ongoing.