Overview
- Updated lists from food safety agencies detail additional lots, with retailers instructed to remove affected tins from sale and display recall notices.
- Authorities report no confirmed illnesses to date, noting cereulide can trigger rapid-onset vomiting and nausea and is resistant to normal heat treatments.
- The action spans dozens of countries, with warnings issued in at least 53 markets and selected batches of BEBA, NAN and Alfamino also implicated in some regions.
- Nestlé says it has suspended sourcing ARA oil from the supplier under review and restarted production using oil from another supplier while testing continues.
- Parents are advised to stop using recalled batches, check batch codes on official sites, seek refunds or exchanges, and consult clinicians if the product was prescribed.