Nutricia recalls Berry Medley Plant-Based Meal Replacers due to inaccurate Vitamin A testing. Products may have higher Vitamin A than labeled, but no injury reported. Consumers should check UPCs and use by dates.
Subpotent for Vitamin A. The firm discovered that the testing laboratory used the wrong method when testing for Vitamin A. The test results gave a higher concentration of vitamin A than what is actually in the product.
Nutricia is recalling its Berry Medley Plant-Based Meal Replacement formulas because testing errors led to higher Vitamin A levels than labeled. This could cause vitamin A toxicity if consumed in large amounts, but no injuries have been reported.
The testing lab used the wrong method for Vitamin A, causing the product to show higher vitamin A levels than it actually contains. This could lead to vitamin A toxicity if consumed in large quantities over time, though no injuries have been reported.
People who purchased Nutricia Berry Medley Plant-Based Meal Replacers with UPCs 8 57858 00445 8 or 8 57858 00447 2 between February 19, 2028 and April 14, 2028. Those with high vitamin A needs or sensitive health conditions may be at slightly higher risk.
Check for the UPC 8 57858 00445 8 on 12 oz cases or UPC 8 57858 00447 2 on 24-count packages. Products with 'BEST IF USED BY' dates up to April 14, 2028 (cases) or February 19, 2028 (packages) are affected.
Look for the UPC 8 57858 00445 8 on 12 oz cases or 8 57858 00447 2 on 24-count packages.
Ensure the product's 'BEST IF USED BY' date is up to April 14, 2028 for cases or February 19, 2028 for packages.
Yes, the product is safe to eat as intended, but it may contain higher vitamin A levels than labeled due to testing errors. No injuries have been reported.
Check the UPC on the package: 8 57858 00445 8 for 12 oz cases or 8 57858 00447 2 for 24-count packages with 'BEST IF USED BY' dates up to April 14, 2028 or February 19, 2028.
No, the product is safe to eat but the company recommends checking the vitamin A levels if you have concerns. The recall is for testing errors, not safety risks.
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Subject: Recall H-1153-2026 — Nutricia Nutricia Hello, I own a Nutricia that is covered by recall H-1153-2026 from Nutricia. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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