Food Safety Inspectorate destroys batch of NAN baby food; HiPP  products next for inspection

ArmInfo.  The Food Safety Inspectorate of Armenia (FSIA).  has seized and destroyed a batch of Nestle's NAN brand baby food, that was found to be unsafe. The  relevant video was shared on  the agency's  official Facebook page.

It is important to note that earlier, information was received  that  HiPP baby food seized by authorities in Austria, the Czech Republic,  and Slovakia was found to contain  rat poison following laboratory  testings.

Anush Harutyunyan, FSIA spokesperson,  told Armenian media that the  agency would contact the importer of HiPP products to check if any  batches from the same production series where toxic substances were  detected (Austria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia) have been  imported to Armenia. If such batches are found, according to  Harutyunyan, they will have the same fate as the NAN products.