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Cow & Gate baby food recalled after pieces of rubber glove found in jars

A batch of Cow & Gate baby food has been recalled from Boots after some jars were found to contain pieces of a rubber glove.

Cow & Gate baby food recalled after pieces of rubber glove found in jars

Tue, 14 May, 2019 - 11:30

Marita Moloney

A batch of Cow & Gate baby food has been recalled from Boots after some jars were found to contain pieces of a rubber glove.

Several jars in the batch of Cheesy Broccoli Bake (10+ months) product contained small pieces of a thin blue rubber glove.

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