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Similac among infant formulas recalled 

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February 22, 2022
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Deputy Director (ag) of the Government Analyst- Food and Drug Department, Tandeka Barton, on Tuesday, announced that specified batches of Similac, Alimentum and EleCare powdered infant formula produced by Abbott Laboratories, Sturgis Michigan, USA have been voluntarily recalled.

According to Barton, the department received an official communication from the manufacturer indicating that a proactive, voluntary recall has been initiated due to four consumer complaints in the United States related to Cronobacter sakazakii or Salmonella Newport in infants who have consumed the infant formula manufactured in Abbott Nutrition’s Sturgis, Michigan facility.

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“Although the local distributor has initiated this recall exercise, the department hereby advises persons who may be in possession of any of the recalled powdered infant formulas with the batch numbers listed below, to discontinue use immediately and where possible return to the point of purchase,” Barton urged.

The implicated powdered infant formula products are:

PRODUCT NAME AND PRESENTATION

BATCH NUMBER

SIMILAC SPIT UP INFANT FORMULA 12.3 OZ PWD

28026K800

SIMILAC SPIT UP INFANT FORMULA 12.3 OZ PWD

31504K800

SIMILAC SPIT UP INFANT FORMULA 12.3 OZ PWD

34855K800

SIMILAC ADVANCE INFANT FORMULA 12.4 OZ PWD

22243K800

SIMILAC ADVANCE INFANT FORMULA 12.4 OZ PWD

35986K800

SIMILAC SENSITIVE INFANT FORMULA 12.0 OZ PWD, 6 CT

32619K800

SIMILAC SENSITIVE INFANT FORMULA 12.0 OZ PWD, 6 CT

32627K800

SIMILAC PRO-SENSITIVE INFANT FORMULA 22.5 OZ PWD, 4 CT

24509SH00

SIMILAC PRO-SENSITIVE INFANT FORMULA 22.5 OZ PWD, 4 CT

26744SH00

SIMILAC PRO-ADVANCE INFANT FORMULA 20.6 OZ PWD, 4 CT

28008SH00

SIMILAC PRO-ADVANCE INFANT FORMULA 20.6 OZ PWD, 4 CT

30369SH00

SIMILAC PRO-ADVANCE INFANT FORMULA 20.6 OZ PWD, 4 CT

31481SH00

SIMILAC PRO-SENSITIVE INFANT FORMULA 20.1 OZ PWD, 4 CT

28102SH10

SIMILAC PRO-SENSITIVE INFANT FORMULA 20.1 OZ PWD, 4 CT

31453SH00

SIMILAC PRO-SENSITIVE INFANT FORMULA 20.1 OZ PWD, 4 CT

35054SH00

ELECARE JR UNFL PWD

31408Z200

ELECARE JR UNFL PWD

31408Z200

ELECARE UNFLAVOR PWD

23439Z200

ELECARE UNFLAVOR PWD

25563Z200

ELECARE UNFLAVOR PWD

25563Z200

Further information concerning the public warning issued could be found on the US FDA website https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/abbott-voluntarily-recalls-powder-formulas-manufactured-one-plant. In addition, the department can be contacted at 222- 8859/60 for further guidance relating to this public health announcement.

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