SMA Infant Formula and Follow-On Formula recall

Padraig Conlon 06 Jan 2026

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) says that Nestlé is voluntarily recalling specific batches of its SMA infant formula and follow-on formula due to the potential presence of cereulide.

Cereulide is a toxin produced by some strains of the bacterium Bacillus cereus, which can cause food poisoning.

This recall is a precautionary measure being taken in the interest of public health, and there have been no reported cases of illness to date.

The FSAI is advising parents, guardians and caregivers who may have the recalled products at home not to feed them to their infant or young child.

The products and batches being recalled are as follows:

 

Product name Pack size Batch code Expiry date
SMA Advanced First Infant Milk 800g 51450742F1 May-27
SMA Advanced Follow on Milk 800g 51240742F2
51890742F2
May-27
Aug-27
SMA Comfort 800g 52620742F3 Sep-27
SMA First Infant Milk 200ml 53070295M
52860295M
52870295M
53220295M
53230295M
Nov-26
Oct-26
Oct-26
Nov-26
Nov-26
SMA First Infant Milk 800g 51590346AB
52750346AE
Jun-27
Oct-27
SMA GOLD PREM 2 800g 53090742F2 Nov-27
SMA LITTLE STEPS First Infant Milk 800g 51540346AD Jun-27
SMA Alfamino 400g 51200017Y3
51210017Y1
51250017Y1
51460017Y1
51710017Y1
Apr-27
Jan-27
May-27
Oct-27
Jun-27

 

Batch codes can be found on the base of the tin or box for powdered formulas, or the base of the outer box and on the side / top of the container for ready-to-feed formulas.

The FSAI advises that cereulide toxin may be pre-formed in a food and is extremely heat resistant.

Consumption of foods containing cereulide toxin can lead to nausea and severe vomiting. Symptoms can appear within five hours.

The duration of illness is usually 6 to 24 hours.

The FSAI is advising parents, guardians and caregivers who may have the recalled products at home not to feed them to their infant or young child.

If no symptoms are displayed, nothing further needs to be done.

If a parent, guardian or caregiver is concerned about the health of their infant or young child, they should contact a healthcare professional.

Nestlé is advising its customers who have purchased any of these batches to contact:

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