Nestle recalls some baby food products from the Armenian market

ArmInfo. Nestle is voluntarily recalling a limited quantity of baby food products from the Armenian market. This was announced by the company on its  Facebook page.

According to the source, the products in question include infant  formulas containing dry, instant, and fermented milk formulas, as  well as amino acid-based therapeutic dry formulas. The recall is  being carried out as a precautionary measure and is part of a global  voluntary recall of certain batches of Nestle infant formula due to  stricter quality control measures for raw materials received from an  external supplier and the detection of cereulide toxin in these raw  materials. Despite the minimal content of this component and the lack  of standards for cereulide toxin in Armenia, Nestle, together with  its partners, has initiated a voluntary recall of limited batches of  infant formula as a precautionary measure to mitigate potential  risks.  Consumers who purchased products from these batches can  return them through the methods approved by Nestle.

The recall does not apply to products from other batches or to any  other baby food products sold by Nestle in Armenia.