PBM Nutritionals recalled Parent's Choice and Little Journey Toddler Next Stage Milk Drink Powder due to potential foreign material contamination. Consumers should not give this product to toddlers and should discard or return it.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Parent's Choice Toddler Next Stage¿ Milk Drink Powder Natural Milk Flavor With Other Natural Flavors, Stage 3, 1 Year and Up, NET WT 24 OZ (1.5 LB) 680g, UPC: 0 78742 06717 9 and Little JOURNEY Toddler Next Stage MILK DRINK POWDER, NET WT I PESO NETO 24 OZ I ONZAS (1.5 LB) 680g.
Product may contain foreign material.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0904-2019 | Parent's Choice Toddler Next Stage¿ Milk Drink Powder Natural Milk Flavor With Other Natural Flavors, Stage 3, 1 Year and Up, NET WT 24 OZ (1.5 LB) 680g, UPC: 0 78742 06717 9 and Little JOURNEY Toddler Next Stage MILK DRINK POWDER, NET WT I PESO NETO 24 OZ I ONZAS (1.5 LB) 680g. | Lot Codes: T16DTKC, T17DTJC, T20DTDC | Terminated |
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