Following nestlé's recall of several batches of infant milk powder in several countries in europe, the chinese market has also recovered some batches of infant and young child formula powder。
On 7 january, nestlé chinese sources indicated to journalists that food safety and quality remained the top priority of nestlé. The european part of nestlé has initiated preventive recovery measures for infant and child formulae. Nestlé china attaches great importance to this, and a small number of products in the chinese market may have been affected. As a preventive measure, some batches of infant and child formula have been recycled。
“to date, we have not received any reports of discomfort related to the relevant products. All infant formulations for the special medical use of nestlÉ registered and sold in the mainland chinese market, super-enlightenment, grant, s26, etc. Are unaffected. We have always put product quality and consumer health first.” these people say。
The nestlé chinese official network's bulletin “preventive voluntary retrieving of infant and child formulae” reveals the number of products to be called back, involving multiple batches of products, such as high-yielding, platinum and platinum. The bulletin states that all infant and young child formulas imported into the incident were voluntarily recovered from european sources and sold through cross-border electrician channels in mainland china. All other nestlé products and other batches of similar products outside the scope of this recycling are available for safe consumption。
On 6 january, local time, xinhua reported that nestlé, with its headquarters in switzerland, had published a callback for some batches of infant and child formulae products in 31 countries and territories worldwide. Nestlé wrote on the same day on the official web that the company had tested all peanut-tetralate oils and related fat mixtures used to produce potentially affected infant and child formulae. Nestlé explained that there were problems with the quality of this oily raw material provided by the supplier and that the relevant batches of infant and child formula powder might contain waxed bacillus, which could cause edible diseases。
Nestlé stated that the recall involved a number of countries and territories, brands and products, as peanut-tetralate oil was widely used in a variety of infant and child formulas. No cases of disease among consumers resulting from consumption of related products have been identified。
In a report, xinhua quoted the united kingdom food standards bureau as saying in a food safety alert that wax sprouts have a high degree of heat stability and are therefore unlikely to be destroyed or destroyed during cooking, using boiling water or flushing baby milk powder. The bacteria may cause food poisoning and symptoms may occur rapidly, including nausea, vomiting, stomach cramps, etc。
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