Health Ministry Halts Use of Similac Batch in Israeli Hospitals
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By אורנה יפת
First reported by Panet · 5 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Health has stopped the use of a specific batch of Similac infant formula in hospitals after a foreign substance was found in a bottle. The manufacturer, Abbott, is providing a replacement batch while an investigation is underway.
- 01Health Ministry halts use of Similac batch 89203N201 in hospitals.
- 02A fiber-like substance was found in a bottle of the formula.
- 03The batch is only distributed to hospitals, not sold in stores.
- 04No infant health issues have been reported related to this batch.
- 05Abbott is supplying an alternative batch and cooperating with the investigation.
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