Swiss food multinational Nestlé is recalling certain batches of its BEBA and Alfamino infant milk brands in Switzerland. The product recall affects a total of 31 countries and accounts for less than 0.5% of group sales. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox "Nestlé, in close collaboration with the competent Swiss authorities, is recalling certain batches of various BEBA and Alfamino infant nutrition products available in Switzerland as a precautionary measure," said the Vevey-based food giant in a press release posted online on Monday. + The meltdown at Nestlé The products in question are BEBA Bio 1 (800g), BEBA Comfort (800g), BEBA Optipro PRE (800g), BEBA Optipro 1 (800g), BEBA Expert HA 1 (800g), BEBA Aliment pour prématurés étape 2 (32x90ml) and BEBA Supreme 1 (800g), with expiry dates ranging from October 2026 to June 2027. Consumers who have purchased these products should no longer give them to their children and are invited to contact Nestlé ...
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Nestlé recalls BEBA and Alfamino infant milk in Switzerland
Published on January 7, 2026
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