- Nestlé has recalled several batches of its SMA infant and follow-on formulas over concerns they may contain a food poisoning toxin.
- The Food Standards Agency (FSA) warned that affected products might contain cereulide toxin, which can cause nausea, vomiting, and abdominal cramps.
- The issue reportedly stems from a quality problem with an ingredient provided by a leading supplier.
- Nestlé confirmed that no illnesses related to the recalled products have been reported to date.
- Parents and caregivers are advised not to use the affected products and to seek medical advice if they have concerns about their child's health.
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Urgent warning as food giant recalls baby formula products over food poisoning toxin
