Danone faces scrutiny over infant formula recalls linked to deaths and illnesses across Europe, raising urgent safety concerns for the global giant.
Multiple infant formula brands, including Nestlé and Danone, have recalled batches due to contamination with cereulide toxin, linked to a shared ingredient supplier. Cases of poisoning symptoms have been reported across the UK and Europe, prompting ongoing investigations and urgent safety measures.
Nestlé and Danone have recalled infant formulas affecting over 60 countries due to cereulide toxin contamination. UK health authorities investigate cases of illness in babies, linked to contaminated ingredients. The source appears to be an oil supplied by a third-party, raising concerns about food safety and regulation.