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Alfamino Infant Formula (0-12 months) 400g
This notice is for Alfamino Infant Formula (0-12 months) 400g from Nestlé. Compare the package, date marking, batch, distribution, and action details with the official FSANZ notice before eating, serving, selling, or returning it.
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- Use by date 17.04.2027, Batch number 5
- Use by date 18.04.2027, Batch number 5
- Use by date 28.05.2027, Batch number 5
- Use by date 29.05.2027, Batch number 5
- Use by date 22.07.2027, Batch number 5
- Use by date and Batch number details.
Distribution or availability Nestlé Australia Ltd are conducting a recall of the above specialised infant formula. The product has been available for sale in pharmacies, hospitals and online nationally. This recall only applies to those products with the below listed date and batch number details. • Use by date 17.04.2027, Batch number 51070017Y2 • Use by date 18.04.2027, Batch number 51080017Y1 • Use by date 28.05.2027, Batch number 51480017Y3 • Use by date 29.05.2027, Batch number 51490017Y1 • Use by date 22.07.2027, Batch number 52030017Y1 Refer to the bottom of the tin for Use by date and Batch number details.
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Source: Australia/New Zealand · FSANZ
Recall number: fsanz-nestle-alfamino-infant-formula-0-12-months-400g
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Source Australia/New Zealand · FSANZ
Recall date January 7, 2026
Product name Alfamino Infant Formula (0-12 months) 400g
Brand / company Nestlé
Hazard / issue This recall is due to the potential presence of toxin (cereulide) contamination, a substance produced by the Bacillus cereus microorganism . Food products containing cereulide may cause illness/injury if consumed.
Remedy / action
- Affected product should not be consumed. Consumers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
Date / batch details batch number details; Batch number 51070017Y2; Batch number 51080017Y1; Batch number 51480017Y3; Batch number 51490017Y1; Batch number 52030017Y1; Batch number details; 400g
Recall number / record ID fsanz-nestle-alfamino-infant-formula-0-12-months-400g
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