TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Nestle Taiwan announced on Thursday a precautionary recall of formula powder after Bacillus cereus was detected in parts of its production line.

Recalled products in Taiwan are the Illuma Toddler Growth Formula (batch No. 51680017C2) and Illuma Infant Growth Formula (batch No. 51690017C1). A total of 83,496 cans are affected, according to CNA.

The bacterium Bacillus cereus can produce a heat-stable toxin called cereulide in some strains. If ingested, cereulide may cause nausea, vomiting, and abdominal cramps, according to the UK Food Standards Agency.

The Taiwan Food and Drug Administration confirmed that Nestle Taiwan voluntarily reported the issue. Upon contacting the company’s headquarters, authorities identified two batches imported last year that could potentially be affected, prompting the precautionary recall.

Initial investigations traced the contamination to trace amounts of arachidonic acid oil from a supplier. About 60 countries have also recalled products linked to the affected raw material, according to Foodwatch.

The FDA reminded manufacturers to comply with Article 7 of the Act Governing Food Safety and Sanitation. Companies must halt sales, conduct recalls, and notify authorities if a product is suspected of posing a health risk.