The batches were sold across the world, Nestle said, and they potentially contain cereulide, which can trigger nausea and vomiting when consumed. The company said there had been no confirmed reports of illness associated with the products, but was recalling them "out of an abundance of caution".
Nestle issues global recall of some baby formula products over toxin fears
Nestle has issued a global recall of some baby formula products over concerns they contain a toxin which can cause food poisoning.
Nestle has recalled some batches of its SMA infant and follow-on formula
District Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley, a Biden appointee, wrote in her 14-page order on summary judgment that a reasonable jury could find that two of the three named plaintiffs — Bruce Horti and Steven Owen — were deceived by the packaging of Nestle’s BOOST Glucose Control drink because it purports to control glucose and says that it “helps manage blood sugar.”
In their 2021 complaint, the named consumers who purchased Nestle’s BOOST Glucose Control drinks said that they were deceived by the packaging of the product, which they believed could help lower their blood glucose, and that they would have not purchased the product or paid less for it if they knew it didn’t lower blood glucose levels.
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Nestle inaugurates Arizona beverage factory
Nestle inaugurated its new beverage factory and distribution centre in Glendale, Arizona, US.
Nestle has operated in Russia since the 1990s but scaled back its business after 2022, suspending some brands and halting non-essential imports and exports, as well as advertising and capital investment.
Nestle has operated in Russia since the 1990s but scaled back its business after 2022, suspending some brands and halting non-essential imports and exports, as well as advertising and capital investment.