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Infant Botulism Cases On Rise In US With Recalled Formula Still On Shelves
- Thursday November 20, 2025
- World News | Bloomberg News
The number of babies who have been hospitalised since earlier this year with suspected or confirmed botulism linked to a recall of the infant formula swelled to 31 on Wednesday, according to US health officials.
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Fonterra Milk Scare a False Alarm, Says New Zealand
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
A botulism scare that sparked global recalls of Fonterra milk products was a false alarm and there was never any danger to consumers, New Zealand officials said Wednesday after new tests.The crisis led to infant formula being taken off shelves from China...
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New Zealand dairy giant issues global botulism alert
- Saturday August 3, 2013
- World News | Agence France-Presse
New Zealand warned international health authorities Saturday of exported dairy products, including infant formula, containing a bacteria that could lead to botulism -- a potentially fatal illness.
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Infant Botulism Cases On Rise In US With Recalled Formula Still On Shelves
- Thursday November 20, 2025
- World News | Bloomberg News
The number of babies who have been hospitalised since earlier this year with suspected or confirmed botulism linked to a recall of the infant formula swelled to 31 on Wednesday, according to US health officials.
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www.ndtv.com
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Fonterra Milk Scare a False Alarm, Says New Zealand
- Friday May 23, 2014
- AFP
A botulism scare that sparked global recalls of Fonterra milk products was a false alarm and there was never any danger to consumers, New Zealand officials said Wednesday after new tests.The crisis led to infant formula being taken off shelves from China...
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food.ndtv.com
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New Zealand dairy giant issues global botulism alert
- Saturday August 3, 2013
- World News | Agence France-Presse
New Zealand warned international health authorities Saturday of exported dairy products, including infant formula, containing a bacteria that could lead to botulism -- a potentially fatal illness.
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www.ndtv.com