Target Hit With Double Baby Product Recalls: Nara Formula Linked to Infant Botulism, Up & Up Wipes Pulled Over Dangerous Bacterial Contamination * The Gateway Pundit * by Cassandra MacDonald
The Gateway Pundit
Last updated: June 15, 2026
Target is facing two product recalls concerning infant safety. One involves baby formula linked to infant botulism cases, while the other concerns baby wipes contaminated with bacteria. These recalls raise concerns for parents, especially following a previous large-scale infant formula botulism outbreak.
- Nara Organics recalled its Whole Milk Organic Powdered Infant Formula after three babies in different states were hospitalized with infant botulism after consumption. Symptoms included constipation, poor feeding, and breathing difficulties. The affected infants received treatment with antitoxin, and no deaths have been reported. Nara Organics, manufacturing in Europe, advises parents to stop using the formula, label opened cans, and monitor infants for symptoms.
- Target also initiated a voluntary recall of its Up & Up baby wipes due to bacterial contamination, specifically Burkholderia cepacia complex and Burkholderia gladioli, detected by the FDA. These bacteria can cause serious infections in infants. The recall covers specific manufacturing and expiration dates. Target is offering full refunds and advises customers to discontinue use immediately.
- Both recalls highlight potential risks in infant products, intensifying parental concerns. The FDA is investigating both incidents and recommends immediate medical attention for any child exhibiting symptoms after using the recalled items.
