"When feeding a newborn baby with Nestle milk powder, the rushed milk actually had insects floating on it. One of them was 6 cm long." Mr. Wang, who lives in the bridge town of Tianqiao District, recently reported to this newspaper. In response, Nestlé responded by saying that foreign objects are unlikely to occur in the production process. The specific reason for this is to send milk powder back to the manufacturer for testing.

Mr. Wang told reporters that on April 9th, he and his wife purchased three 900g cans of Nestlé En Baby Powder in a chain mother and baby living museum in the town. On the 15th, the son was born. Since the mothers did not have breastmilk, they opened one of the cans of powdered milk and rushed for the baby to drink.

On the morning of the 18th, Mr. Wang’s mother picked milk powder into the bottle and rushed to the water to feed the baby. Inadvertently, she saw a small, long, thin thing in the bottle. “After a closer look, it was found to be very similar to a worm. It was 6 cm long and was transparent. It had blood on the body. At a second glance, there was a 2 cm long lying on the bottom of the bottle. I wonder if it was another one or that. A part of the bug was broken," said Mr. Wang.

The reporter saw that the tank bottom of this can of milk powder shows the production date is January 31, 2014 and is valid until January 31, 2016. “A few days after the milk powder was opened, the lid was opened every time the baby was rushed to the milk powder, and then the lid was covered,” Mr. Wang said.

The reporter and Mr. Wang came to the store selling milk powder. The staff of the store said that the problem should be solved by the manufacturer.

Decision. The staff contacted Mr. Wang and National Customer Service of Nestlé milk powder. The operator stated that the production process of Nestlé milk powder was completely closed, and after more than 300 degrees of high temperature, the vacuum would be drawn when canning, so it was impossible to appear in the production process. insect.

“After opening, milk powder may have been affected by the surrounding environment, but the milk powder that Mr. Wang purchased was only opened for 3 days, and the possibility of larvae was small. It is also possible that insects entered during the reconstitution process. It cannot be concluded that The problem of milk powder itself. The specific circumstances must wait for the clerk to take the milk powder away, send it back to the manufacturer to do the test before knowing, can't explain compensation now.” Customer service personnel reply.

"The child was born a few days ago, but no physical abnormality was found for the time being, but he still feared that the child's health would be affected," said Mr. Wang. The store made a return treatment for Mr. Wang’s 3 cans of milk powder, and Mr. Wang bought another brand of milk powder.

"Nestleh is also a big brand for many years. How does the quality of the product go so far?" Mr. Wang said that he had just seen a report about Nestlé's ability to feed insect milk powder a few days ago. "I didn't expect it to happen to me, Nestlé." The milk powder is not dare to drink, only hope that the manufacturers can give us a reply as soon as possible!"

According to report, the salesman of Nestle Milk Powder in Jinan has contacted Mr. Wang and took away the problem of finding bugs.