Tens of thousands of tins of infant formula have been recalled after testing found a toxin linked to foodborne illness.
The a2 Milk Company said its a2 Platinum Premium Infant Formula may contain cereulide, which is produced by some strains of bacteria. The a2 Milk Company said its a2 Platinum Premium Infant Formula may contain cereulide, which is produced by some strains of bacteria.
Symptoms can start within hours. They include nausea and vomiting, but usually resolve within a day. The formula was sold nationwide on the company’s website and at select retailers, including Amazon and Meijer. You should stop using the formula immediately and either throw it out or return it to the store for a refund.
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