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Nutricia Product Safety Recall

10 March 2026 by Guest

The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has issued an alert to consumers of the recall of Nutricia Aptamil Nutribiotik 2 (800g) and Nutricia Aptajunior Nutribiotik 3 (800g) products, as notified by Nutricia Southern Africa. The manufacturer informed the NCC that the recall affects 2989 units.

Nutricia Southern Africa indicated that a raw material used in the production of the affected batches may carry traces of cereulide. Cereulide is a toxin that, at high levels of exposure, can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and abdominal cramps.

The affected products were sold at Dis-Chem and Clicks and distributed nationally by United Pharmaceutical since August 2025. According to the manufacturer, these products were also exported to Botswana and Namibia.

Details of the affected batches

Product Description Batch Number Expiry date
Aptamil Nutribiotik 2 (800g) 20260911 11/9/2026
20261209 9/12/ 2026
Aptajunior Nutribiotik 3 (800g) 20261209 9/12/ 2026

The NCC is monitoring this recall closely to ensure full compliance with the Consumer Protection Act and to safeguard consumer rights. Consumers who have purchased the affected products and require further information are encouraged to contact Nutricia Southern Africa via their website at www.nutricia.co.za or through the company’s careline.

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