Abbott recalls Similac Powder Infant Formula
Abbott recalled Similac Powder Infant Formula due to potential Salmonella Newport and Cronobacter sakazakii contamination. Infants consuming contaminated formula face life-threatening illness.
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Abbott recalled Similac Powder Infant Formula due to potential Salmonella Newport and Cronobacter sakazakii contamination. Infants consuming contaminated formula face life-threatening illness.
Moor Herbs recalled Angel Formula Infant Formula because the product did not meet nutrition and labeling requirements for infant formula. Infants consuming this formula may not receive adequate required nutrition.
Mother's Milk Bank of North Texas recalled pasteurized donor human milk in 100 mL bottles due to a foreign object found in the bottle. Infants fed this product could be harmed by the foreign object.
Gerber Products Company recalled Macaroni and Cheese with peas and carrots because beetles were found in the pea ingredient. Insects in baby food pose a choking hazard and may carry pathogens.
Maple Island Inc recalled Parent's Choice Rice Baby Cereal due to elevated levels of inorganic arsenic. Infants and young children consuming the affected product may face health risks from arsenic exposure.
Able Groupe Inc. recalled multiple infant formula products including HiPP, Holle, and Lebenswert brands because they lack required FDA pre-market notifications and some contain insufficient iron levels. Infants consuming these formulas may not receive adequate nutrition, particularly premature or low-birth-weight infants.
Designed by Nature Cow's Milk Formula, Goat's Milk Formula, and Base Mix Formula have been recalled because they are deficient in multiple required nutrients and the manufacturer does not test for Cronobacter pathogen. Infants consuming these formulas face serious nutritional deficiencies and risk of dangerous bacterial infection.
Beech-Nut Single Grain Rice Baby Cereal has been recalled because it may contain elevated levels of inorganic arsenic above safe limits. Infants consuming this product face risk of arsenic exposure, which can cause serious health effects.
Purim Health Products recalled EpiGenius Kids Creamy Chocolate powder because it contains undeclared milk from MCT powder used in manufacturing. Consumers with milk allergies could have a serious allergic reaction if they consume this product.
Mountain West Mothers' Milk Bank recalled Pasteurized Donor Human Milk because a foreign object was found in a bottle. Infants consuming the product could be harmed by the foreign object.
Minnesota Milk Bank for Babies recalled pasteurized donor human milk due to trace amounts of dextromethorphan detected in the product. Infants consuming affected milk may experience adverse effects from the undisclosed medication.
Nurture Inc. dba Happy Family recalled Happy Tot and Happy Kid Gluten Free granola bars due to mold growth detected in the product. Consuming moldy food can cause allergic reactions and respiratory issues.
Abbott Nutrition recalled Similac Pro-Advance Infant Formula with Iron in ready-to-feed bottles because some units were filled with water instead of formula. Infants fed water instead of formula risk severe malnutrition and dehydration.
Mothers' Milk Bank of Louisiana recalled donor human milk in 3 oz. plastic bottles due to a foreign object found in one bottle. Infants fed this milk face potential injury from the foreign material.
Abbott Laboratories recalled Calcilo XD infant formula powder due to off color and odor caused by a compromised can seam that may have allowed air into the container. Infants consuming contaminated formula could experience spoilage or nutritional degradation.
Abbott Nutrition recalled Similac Pro-Sensitive 2 fl. oz. bottles because some were incorrectly packaged in wrong cartons with a different formula inside. An infant fed this mislabeled product may receive a formula different from what was intended.
Perrigo Company recalled Parent's Choice Advantage Infant Formula Milk-Based Powder with Iron in 35 oz containers due to potential metal fragments in the product. Infants consuming formula with metal fragments could experience serious injury.
Bobbie Baby recalled Bobbie Milk-Based Powder Companion Formula because the product does not provide adequate nutrition for some infants. Infants fed only this formula may not receive necessary nutrients for proper development.
Pasteurized donor human breast milk from Pool 9029, Batch 1 was recalled due to positive microbiological culture for bacillus cereus. Infants consuming contaminated milk could develop serious bacterial infection.
Kingston Pharma recalled DG health baby cough syrup for infants because the product was contaminated with Bacillus bacteria. Infants who consumed this product may be at risk and parents should consult a healthcare provider.
Kingston Pharma recalled DG Baby Gripe Water because some bottles contain undissolved citrus flavonoid particles. Infants consuming the product could choke or experience gastrointestinal distress from the undissolved ingredient.
Prolacta Bioscience recalled Prolact CR Human Milk Caloric Fortifier because the shipped lot was unreleased and under quarantine pending investigation. Premature and low birth weight infants fed this product may not receive safe nutrition.
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.
Simple Truth Organic Banana, Strawberry & Apple Fruit Puree with Nonfat Greek Yogurt was recalled due to improper labeling that failed to declare the presence of milk. Consumers with milk allergies or sensitivities could experience an allergic reaction if they consumed this product.
Garden of Life Baby Organic Liquid probiotic formula was recalled due to a choking hazard caused by the thickness of the liquid. Newborns who consume this formula may choke on the overly thick liquid.
HIPP infant formula products were recalled by 3CS ORGANICS LLC because they are not FDA approved and not all products are labeled in English. Unapproved infant formulas may lack required nutritional standards or contain harmful substances, posing serious health risks to infants.
Gerber Pasta Pick-Ups Cheese Ravioli was recalled because egg allergen is missing from the package labeling. A child with an egg allergy could have a severe allergic reaction if they consume this product.
HEB recalled multiple varieties of HEB Baby food products in 4-ounce cups because a customer found a small piece of rubber in one package. Foreign material contamination in baby food poses a choking and injury hazard to infants.
Sammy's Milk recalled its baby food product due to possible Cronobacter contamination and inadequate iron levels. Infants consuming this product face risk of severe infection, meningitis, or nutritional deficiency.
Nature's One recalled Organic PediaSmart Dairy Vanilla complete nutrition beverage for children because the product contained an incorrect measuring scoop that would deliver only 60% of the intended nutrition. Children using this product would not receive the full nutritional support the product was designed to provide.
Gerber Organic 2nd Foods pouches were recalled because packaging defects may allow mold and yeast growth. Infants consuming spoiled product may experience gastrointestinal distress.
Abbott Nutrition recalled PediaSure Grow & Gain Vanilla 8 oz. cans due to inconsistent color, smell, taste, or texture in some cans. Affected product may not provide proper nutrition and should not be given to children.
Beech-Nut Nutrition recalled baby food products due to possible foreign matter contamination. Parents should not feed this product to infants as it may pose a choking or injury hazard.
Mead Johnson Nutrition recalled Pregestimil 20 Calorie ready-to-use bottles that were inadvertently packaged in 24 Calorie cartons. The mislabeled cartons could cause improper feeding if caregivers follow the wrong calorie content.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac Advance Complete Nutrition Infant Formula with Iron because product manufactured for export to China was mistakenly distributed to the United States with all labeling in Chinese. Parents cannot read dosage or ingredient information on the product.
NBTY recalled Solgar ABC Dophilus Powder for infants and children due to contamination with Rhizopus oryzae fungi. Infants and young children consuming the product faced serious infection risk from fungal contamination.
Plum Organics Little Cremes snacks in Super Greens and Super Purples varieties were recalled because the product is not softening as intended and poses a choking hazard for babies and young children. Parents and caregivers should not give this product to infants or toddlers.
H:20 Innovations LLC recalled Meijer Baby Pediatric Electrolyte drinks in Fruit and Strawberry flavors due to a seal defect. A compromised seal could allow bacterial contamination or product degradation, posing a health risk to infants and young children.
Plum Inc recalled Stage 2 World Baby pouches because damaged plastic spouts could release plastic fragments during manufacturing. Infants consuming affected products risk potential choking hazard.
Plum Organics baby food pouches in broccoli & apple, peach apricot & banana, and sweet potato mango & millet varieties were recalled due to manufacturing defects that led to post-process contamination. Contaminated baby food poses serious health risks to infants.
Abbott Nutrition recalled Similac Human Milk Fortifier Powder in 0.9 g packets due to incomplete seals that could allow air to enter. An compromised seal can lead to food oxidation and powder leakage, affecting product safety and efficacy for infants.
Plum Inc. recalled Plum Organics Mighty 4 baby food pouches due to intermittent ineffective hermetic seals that could allow spoilage after thermal processing. Compromised packaging can permit bacterial growth and foodborne illness in infants.
Ella's Kitchen recalled yum yummy milk + vanilla and apple + ginger baby cookies because the products may contain mold.
Wellements, LLC recalls Wellements Baby Move Prune Concentrate with Prebiotics because the galacto-oligosaccharide ingredient may be contaminated with Salmonella. Infants consuming this product could develop serious salmonella infection.
The Wright Group dba Wright Enrichment, Inc. recalls WE-24541 Vit/Min Premix Toddler because it contains galactooligosaccharide potentially contaminated with Salmonella. Infants and toddlers consuming this product could develop serious salmonella infection.
Lovin Oven LLC recalled Earth's Best Organic Wheat Teething Biscuits due to potential small metal fragments in the product. Metal fragments pose a choking and injury hazard to infants and toddlers.
Mother's Milk Bank at Austin recalled a batch of pasteurized human milk due to potential foreign material contamination. Infants consuming this product could be injured by foreign objects.
Mother's Milk Bank at Austin recalled two batches of pasteurized human milk due to potential foreign material contamination. Infants consuming this product could be injured by foreign objects.
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