ByHeart Recall
ByHeart recalled formula after botulism cases
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12/1/2025
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  • A nationwide recall has been issued for all ByHeart organic baby formula products following reports of a distressing outbreak of infant botulism, affecting at least 15 infants across 12 states.
  • The toxic bacteria Clostridium botulinum has been linked to this severe illness, which poses potentially life-threatening risks, particularly to infants under 12 months old.
  • Parents are urgently advised to immediately stop using any ByHeart formula and dispose of the products as symptoms of botulism can take weeks to develop, delaying critical medical intervention.
  • Federal health authorities, including the CDC and FDA, are intensively investigating the outbreak and monitoring the alarming rise in cases linked to the recalled products.
  • Reports highlight that states such as Arizona, California, and Texas have confirmed cases of the illness, raising significant safety concerns for parents nationwide.
  • The crisis has sparked renewed attention to the safety regulations surrounding baby formula production, emphasizing the vital need for stringent oversight in protecting vulnerable infants.

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