Vitagermine Recalls Babybio Infant Formula Amid Ongoing Toxin Investigation
Vitagermine has recalled three batches of its Babybio formula over cereulide toxin concerns. This comes as officials investigate deaths of two infants.
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French food and beverage maker Vitagermine announced the recall of three specific batches of its Babybio Optima 1 infant formula on January 26, 2026. This precautionary measure was taken due to possible cereulide toxin contamination following new investigations conducted by the company. These investigations were initiated in response to recent changes in recommendations from regulatory authorities in France
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The announcement follows a series of similar recalls earlier this month by several of the world's largest dairy companies. Danone SA , Nestle SA , and Lactalis have also recalled batches of infant milk formula due to potential cereulide contamination. Cereulide is a toxin known to cause physical symptoms such as nausea and vomiting in those who ingest it.







