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Danone extends infant milk recalls as precaution
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Amid fears from recent Nestlé and Lactalis recalls, Danone is extending its infant formula recalls in several European countries, including Ireland, as a precaution. The company states its tests are compliant and products safe, while investigations point to a common Chinese supplier for possible cereulide contamination. Two infant deaths are suspected, with no causal link established.
Mexico's Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) has received over 4,700 complaints from BTS fans over lack of ticket price information. The agency urged Ticketmaster and Ocesa to publish full details before presale. The South Korean band's concerts are scheduled for May 2026 at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City.
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President Gustavo Petro announced that, alongside the Superintendencia de Industria y Comercio (SIC), they will investigate any company irrationally raising prices to customers at the start of the new year. The initiative aims to safeguard consumer rights and foster fair market conditions. Citizens can report unjustified hikes directly to the SIC.
Following the interruption of Shakira's concert at Estadio Kempes due to a storm, Córdoba's Consumer Defense will act ex officio to request information from the producer. Director Javier Arroyo stated they will assess dignified treatment, security, and possible force majeure. Potential sanctions will be reviewed based on the obtained data.