Babybio Optima infant formula has been pulled from Migros shelves in French-speaking Switzerland.
The retailer is recalling the 1.8-kilo packs after the French manufacturer warned of a possible presence of a bacterial toxin.
Migros says parents should stop using the product immediately and return it for a full refund.
The formula was sold exclusively in Migros stores in several western cantons.
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