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<\/p>\nDanone is recalling Aptamil First Infant Formula because cereulide toxin, which can cause rapid-onset food poisoning, has been found in the product, the Food Standards Agency says<\/p>\n
09:09, 24 Jan 2026Updated 10:10, 24 Jan 2026<\/p>\n
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A toxin has been found in the product (stock image)(Image: Getty Images)<\/p>\n
A baby formula product has been pulled from the shelves after a vomiting-inducing toxin was detected in a batch sold in UK stores.<\/p>\n
Cereulide toxin – which can cause rapid-onset food poisoning<\/a> – has been found in Danone’s Aptamil First Infant Formula, the Food<\/a> Standards Agency said. The 800g containers with the expiry date 31\/10\/2026 have since been recalled<\/a> as a precaution.<\/p>\n Symptoms caused by cereulide toxin include nausea, vomiting and abdominal cramps. “If you have bought any of the above product do not feed it to babies,” customers have been warned.<\/p>\n Those who purchased the product can return it to the store they bought it for a full refund, with or without a receipt. The batches were sold in May-July 2025, with the expiry date of 31\/10\/2026. No other batches are affected by the notice.<\/p>\n Products with the expiry date 31\/10\/2026 have been recalled(Image: MEN Media)<\/p>\n Customers who have had the infant formula prescribed by a health professional for their infant must consult a pharmacist or other medical professional before changing formula. If the product has already been fed to a baby and there are any concerns about potential health impacts, parents or carers should seek advice from healthcare professionals.<\/p>\n “The presence of cereulide (toxin) makes this product unsafe to consume,” the Food Standards Agency said in its risk statement.<\/p>\n![\"Aptamil](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/0_Aptamil4JPG.jpg\")
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