Baby Food Brand HiPP Pulls Products From Shelves After Rat Poison Detected in Samples

Source: International Business Times

Baby food maker HiPP has pulled products from store shelves after tests found traces of rat poison in some jars, raising alarm among parents and prompting a police investigation across parts of Europe. Authorities said Sunday that samples from Austria, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic tested positive for a toxic substance believed to be used in rodent poison. The affected items are 190-gram jars of carrot and potato baby food intended for infants as young as five months old.