Baby food recalled in Austria due to contamination concerns
Austrian authorities have announced a recall of baby food jars after tests revealed the presence of rat poison. The brand HiPP is involved in this recall. (sources: aljazeera, abcnews, benzinga, texarkanagazette, foxbusiness)
The baby food brand HiPP has initiated a recall in Austria after a jar tested positive for rat poison. Authorities are investigating the situation further.
- A jar of baby food tested positive for rat poison.
- The recall involves products from the brand HiPP.
- Austrian police are investigating the tampering of the jar.
Why it matters
This recall raises concerns about food safety and the potential risks to consumers.
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This story is about a baby food brand recalling jars after rat poison was found in Austria and authorities are investigating. This bill would require food facilities to sample and test infant and toddler foods for contaminants and keep written sampling plans and records.
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