Nestlé Philippines has announced a voluntary recall of limited batches of its Nan Optipro and Nankid Optipro infant formula products due to a possible quality issue.
The recall, conducted in coordination with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), affects only a small number of batches distributed in the Philippines.
The company said no illnesses have been reported in connection with the affected products, but it is taking precautionary measures in line with its quality and safety protocols.
Other batches of the same products, as well as all other Nestlé items, are not part of the recall and remain available for consumers.
Distributors and retailers holding the affected batches have been instructed to block and remove them from shelves immediately.
Parents and caregivers can verify whether their product is included in the recall via Nestlé’s official website and are advised to stop using any affected batches. Support is available through Nestlé’s Facebook page, email, or consumer hotline.
Nestlé apologized for any inconvenience, emphasizing its commitment to transparency and the safety and well-being of infants as its top priority.
