Nestlé baby milk recall begins due to concerns over packaging ink
http://foodnavigator.com/news/ng.asp...tetra-pak-milk
23/11/2005 - As Nestlé recalls 15 million litres of baby milk in four
European countries due to a packaging problem, the company is attempting to
calm consumer fears that their children were in danger of ingesting a
printing chemical from drinking the product.
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Italian police seize contaminated Nestle baby milk
22 Nov 2005
Source: Reuters
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L22678420.htm
ROME/ZURICH, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Italian police seized around 30 million
litres of baby milk produced by Swiss food giant Nestle <NESN.VX> on Tuesday
after tests showed it was contaminated with traces of ink used in the
packaging.
(see link for full article)
Health ministry calms consumers of Nestle formula
http://www.spainherald.com/2005-11-23news.html
Italian authorities have ordered that 30 million liters of Nestle infant
formula, with a September 2006 expiration date, be recalled. The liquid
formula, sold in TetraPaks, is contaminated with the ink used in the
labeling. Powdered formula is not affected. Nestle has pulled the products
Latte Mio and Nidina from Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese
supermarkets and pharmacies. The president of the Spanish Food Safety
Agency, Félix Lobo, sent a "message of calm" to parents of babies who have
consumed Nestle formula, and guaranteed that there is no health risk. He
said, "There is no problem for those who have already consumed the product.
For the moment, nobody has been affected."
(that is the full article)
No ITX in Infant Formula Packaging since Oct 2005
http://www.jobwerx.com/news/tetrapak...47693_083.html
Precautionary measure taken by Tetra Pak for presence of ITX found in
packaging of infant milk where UV inks were used in offset printing.
Following a decision by an Italian judge to demand recall of infant formula
products in Italy, Tetra Pak makes the following statement.
(see link for full article)
http://foodnavigator.com/news/ng.asp...tetra-pak-milk
23/11/2005 - As Nestlé recalls 15 million litres of baby milk in four
European countries due to a packaging problem, the company is attempting to
calm consumer fears that their children were in danger of ingesting a
printing chemical from drinking the product.
(see link for full article)
Italian police seize contaminated Nestle baby milk
22 Nov 2005
Source: Reuters
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L22678420.htm
ROME/ZURICH, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Italian police seized around 30 million
litres of baby milk produced by Swiss food giant Nestle <NESN.VX> on Tuesday
after tests showed it was contaminated with traces of ink used in the
packaging.
(see link for full article)
Health ministry calms consumers of Nestle formula
http://www.spainherald.com/2005-11-23news.html
Italian authorities have ordered that 30 million liters of Nestle infant
formula, with a September 2006 expiration date, be recalled. The liquid
formula, sold in TetraPaks, is contaminated with the ink used in the
labeling. Powdered formula is not affected. Nestle has pulled the products
Latte Mio and Nidina from Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese
supermarkets and pharmacies. The president of the Spanish Food Safety
Agency, Félix Lobo, sent a "message of calm" to parents of babies who have
consumed Nestle formula, and guaranteed that there is no health risk. He
said, "There is no problem for those who have already consumed the product.
For the moment, nobody has been affected."
(that is the full article)
No ITX in Infant Formula Packaging since Oct 2005
http://www.jobwerx.com/news/tetrapak...47693_083.html
Precautionary measure taken by Tetra Pak for presence of ITX found in
packaging of infant milk where UV inks were used in offset printing.
Following a decision by an Italian judge to demand recall of infant formula
products in Italy, Tetra Pak makes the following statement.
(see link for full article)
