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Full coverage· Health· Updated

Israel Recalls Similac Infant Formula Batch After Quality Complaint

Israel's Ministry of Health recalled a batch of Similac infant formula distributed only to hospitals due to a quality complaint. Separately, the ministry warned against the weight-loss product G-Slim after finding dangerous levels of sibutramine, which caused a consumer to seek emergency care.

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What happened

  1. 01Israel recalls Similac infant formula batch 89203N201 from hospitals.
  2. 02The recall follows one quality complaint; no infant health issues reported.
  3. 03Manufacturer Abbott is replacing the affected batch.
  4. 04Ministry also warns against G-Slim weight-loss product.
  5. 05G-Slim contains high levels of banned sibutramine, posing health risks.
Translated and summarized by baba from Mignews, the latest report. Read Mignews’s original

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