Summary
Nestle has recalled certain batches of its baby formula products due to concerns they might contain a toxin called cereulide, which can cause food poisoning. While no illnesses have been reported, the company is taking preventive steps and offering refunds. The issue is linked to an ingredient from one of Nestle's suppliers.
Key Facts
- Nestle recalled some SMA and follow-on infant formulas over toxin concerns.
- The toxin in question is cereulide, produced by Bacillus cereus bacteria.
- Cereulide can cause nausea and vomiting.
- No known illnesses from the affected products have been reported.
- Customers can find affected batch numbers on Nestle's website or food.gov.uk.
- Nestle is offering refunds and emphasizes the safety of its other products.
- The Food Standards Agency advises not feeding the affected products to children.
- Customers with health concerns should contact healthcare professionals.
