又一海外乳业巨头召回问题奶粉，海关总署提醒立即停用

Group 1 - Lactalis, a French dairy giant, announced a recall of multiple batches of infant formula in 18 countries, including China, due to potential contamination with Bacillus cereus toxins, which can cause diarrhea and vomiting [4][6] - The recall was described as a "precautionary decision" based on warnings from the French Association of Infant Nutrition, and no adverse reactions have been reported in France so far [4][6] - The Chinese customs authority stated that there are currently no records of the recalled Picot brand infant formula being imported into China, advising consumers to stop using any potentially affected products [1][4] Group 2 - This incident marks the second recall related to Bacillus cereus in the global dairy industry, following a similar recall by Nestlé on January 5 due to quality issues with a supplier's ingredient [6] - Nestlé's recall involved infant formula in several European countries, with the same bacteria posing a risk of foodborne illness, which is highly heat-stable and difficult to eliminate through cooking [6] - Following the Nestlé recall, the stock price of the largest supplier of arachidonic acid (ARA) products, Jabiou, fell significantly, while other dairy companies reassured the safety of their products [6]