法国乳企在中国等多国市场召回婴幼儿奶粉

Group 1 - Lactalis, a French dairy company, announced a recall of multiple batches of infant formula in 18 countries, including France, China, Spain, and Australia, due to potential contamination with Bacillus cereus toxins, which may cause diarrhea and vomiting [2] - The recall was described as a "precautionary decision" based on warnings from the French Association of Infant Nutrition, following further testing that indicated the presence of the toxin in the products [2] - As of now, French authorities have not received reports of adverse reactions from consumers who have consumed the affected products [2] Group 2 - Recent global recalls of infant formula have raised concerns in the dairy industry, all linked to potential contamination with Bacillus cereus toxins [2] - The Singapore Food Agency announced a recall of Dumex infant formula from Danone, while Nestlé's subsidiaries in Europe also recalled certain batches of infant formula sold in various markets [2] - The UK Food Standards Agency highlighted that Bacillus cereus is highly heat-resistant, making it difficult to eliminate during cooking or when preparing infant formula with boiling water, potentially leading to food poisoning with symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and abdominal cramps [2]