Baby Food Product Complaint

waamo

baza52 wrote: »

life of a maggot is 6-8 days. At least you were buying fresh baby food

In which case the shop it was purchased from should be the ops target and not the manufacturer. It appears all the responses the authorities gave were correct.

bris

How did it survive? Whether in a jar or a packed it still needs to breathe.
Another dubious thread.

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

Think of the children!

hollydays

No maggots were harmed in the making of this thread.

POPPYOSCAR

bris wrote: »

How did it survive? Whether in a jar or a packed it still needs to breathe.
Another dubious thread.

So many made up by newbies at the moment.

Light blue touch paper and sit back posts.

peachyprice

JoCooke1 wrote: »

as a mum of a very young baby I feel quite passionately about this!

It can't be that young if you're feeding it porridge

LilElvis

peachyprice wrote: »

It can't be that young if you're feeding it porridge

6 months for baby porridge.

My husband progressed to eating earthworms as a toddler and he's still on the planet at age 60.

ess0two

LadyDee wrote: »

The best advice if you really are as concerned as you say, is to prepare your baby's food yourself. My child and millions of others have not only survived but thrived on home prepared food, my generation and those before didn't even know what shop bought baby food was.

The next best bit of advice? Buy your child some Premium Bonds with the fifty quid and move on.

£50 on fags and booze more like.

hollydays

ess0two wrote: »

£50 on fags and booze more like.

Random reply..

sheramber

If I had prepared this product as the packaging stated my baby would have ingested this.

So how did you prepare it? There can't be many different ways to prepare baby porridge.


I contacted Trading Standards

How did you manage that?
Trading Standards do not deal with the public. You need to contact the Citizen's Advice Centre.