Hello, on October 2, 2024, I purchased Hipp Natural Mineral Water, which is marketed as a healthy choice for children. When I got home and checked the production and expiration dates, I noticed that the production date was listed as December 5, 2024—two months in the future. I went back to the store to investigate and found that all the products had the same future production date. This is extremely concerning, as I bought this product for my child’s well-being. I expect a clear explanation for this discrepancy and for Hipp to address this issue immediately. It is unacceptable to manipulate the production date of a product we trust for our children’s health.
I purchased Nestle chocolates on 06.12.2024, only to discover that while one was fine, the other was moldy, even though both had the same expiration date. My young child was about to eat the moldy one when their sibling noticed it and took it away. If they hadn’t caught it in time, my child could ha...
On May 9, 2025, I received a tube of Mustela sunscreen, but to my surprise, the expiration date reads 09/2023. I double-checked the packaging to make sure I wasn’t mistaken, but that’s clearly what it says. Now I’m left wondering—am I reading the correct expiration label, or is there another date pr...
On December 1, 2024, I purchased a Nestlé chocolate bar, only to find worms inside. This is completely unacceptable for a brand that sells products meant for all age groups, including children. How can such a contaminated product make it onto store shelves? The chocolate had a best-before date of M...
I purchased the Hipp Organic Combiotik 800g baby formula on 25.09.2024, and after giving it to my child three times, they vomited each time and were miserable through the night. I smelled the formula, and it had a rancid fishy odor. This morning, I bought the 350g version from the pharmacy, and it d...
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