Abbott recalls Calcilo infant formula - Food Recalls - Product Recalls

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Abbott recalls Calcilo infant formula

June 1, 2008 at 12:47 pm

Abbott has announced a voluntary recall of their Calcilo XD infant formula, after it was found the can may have been faulty, letting in air and causing oxidation. Oxidation = spoiled formula. Babies drinking the formula could experience gastronomic distress, like vomiting and diarrhea. Only the 14.1 ounce (400g) cans of the XD Low-Calcium/Vitamin D-Free infant formula are affected by this recall. More information on this recall can be found on the Abbott Nutrition website.

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