Nestlé has recalled a swathe of SMA infant and follow-on formula products that may contain cereulide toxin. Cereulide is a toxin produced by some strains of Bacillus cereus. It is highly heat-stable, meaning it is unlikely to be deactivated or destroyed by cooking, using boiling water or when making the infant milk.

A baby’s food is closely tied to trust. When that trust is questioned, even briefly, parents deserve clear answers. Nestlé has announced a global reca.

AN urgent recall has been issued for eight popular baby food products in Ireland, with parents warned to not feed them to their babies or young children. The Food Safety Authority of Ireland

As a multistate E. coli ground beef recall ripples across the country, it is colliding with a series of other high‑profile food safety crises, from deadly pasta to contaminated infant formula and cucumbers.