Gerber Recalls Arrowroot Biscuits Due To Possible Presence Of Soft Plastic And Paper

Gerber brand arrowroot biscuits have been recalled due to the possible presence of pieces of soft plastic and paper, which may pose a choking hazard or cause injury to young children. No injuries have been reported.

What’s being recalled?

• Product name: Gerber brand arrowroot biscuits
• Type: Infant snack biscuits
• Batch codes: 5231565504 – BB/MA 2026 Nov. 18 5232565504 – BB/MA 2026 Nov. 19 5233565504 – BB/MA 2026 Nov. 20
• Where it's sold: Across Canada
• Recall date: January 27, 2028

Gerber arrowroot biscuits are a common snack for babies and toddlers, available at grocery stores and retailers nationwide.

Gerber brand arrowroot biscuits

Gerber arrowroot biscuits are soft, easy-to-hold cookies designed for infants and toddlers learning to self-feed. They are typically found in the baby food aisle at supermarkets and big box stores.

What’s the risk?

The biscuits may contain pieces of soft plastic and paper. These materials can cause choking or mouth injury, especially in young children who are still developing chewing skills. Infants and toddlers are most at risk.

What should parents do?

Stop using the recalled biscuits immediately. Check your pantry for Gerber arrowroot biscuits and do not serve them to children. Return the product to the place of purchase or dispose of it safely. Contact Gerber for more information if needed.

Key takeaways

• Choking hazard from possible plastic and paper pieces in biscuits
• Sold across Canada in stores where baby food is available
• No injuries have been reported

Check the official recall notice

See the official Health Canada recall: “Gerber brand arrowroot biscuits recalled due to possible presence of pieces of soft plastic and paper”

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