Nestlé Finland is widening the scope of its recall of infant formula, according to the Finnish Food Authority.
In December, Nestlé announced a precautionary withdrawal of a specific batch of its NAN Sensilac 1 (800g) infant formula powder.
Subsequent investigations found that a minor oil-based ingredient used in the product may have been contaminated with cereulide, a toxin produced by the strain Bacillus cereus.
The recall applies to the following products and batches.
According to the Finnish Food Authority, no cases of illness linked to the recall have been reported to date. Nestlé advises consumers to contact health

The Kenyan Minister of Internal Security, Kipchumba Murkomen has made moves to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization.

The decision by Home Affairs Minister Kipchumba Murkomen placed the two groups on a par with Al-Shabaab and other banned extremist groups. In a special edition of the Kenya Gazette Supplement dated September 19, 2025, Murkomen issued Legal Notice No. 157 under the Prevention of Terrorism Act. The announcement legalizes punishment for anyone who engages in membership, sponsorship, cooperation or propaganda of these groups, where those involved will face heavy fines.