Gerber has issued a voluntary recall for specific batches of its popular Arrowroot Biscuits due to the possible presence of soft plastic and/or paper pieces in the product. The recall was announced by the FDA and affects certain 5.5-ounce packages with “Best Before” dates ranging from October 16, 2026, to December 16, 2026. No illnesses or injuries have been reported to date. Gerber emphasized that the issue originated from an arrowroot flour supplier, with whom the company has since ended its partnership. The recall is a precautionary measure to ensure consumer safety. Affected Products & Identification Only the following products are included in the recall: Product NamePackage SizeBest Before Date RangeBatch Code LocationAction RequiredGerber Arrowroot Biscuits5.5 ozOct 16, 2026 – Dec 16, 202610-digit code on back of packageStop use immediately & return for refund Parents and caregivers should check the back of the package for the 10-digit batch code. If the code matches any affected batch, do not feed the biscuits to children. What Should You Do If You Have the Product? Immediately stop feeding the recalled biscuits to infants or toddlers Return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund Contact Gerber customer service if you have questions or need assistance Gerber stated: “The quality, safety and integrity of our products remain our highest priority. We sincerely apologize for any concerns or inconvenience this action may cause.” This is not the first recall from Gerber in recent years. The company previously recalled certain teething sticks due to choking hazards and has addressed other baby food safety issues to maintain trust with parents. Gerber Arrowroot Biscuits Recall – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q1: Which Gerber Arrowroot Biscuits are being recalled? A: Only the 5.5-ounce packages with “Best Before” dates between October 16, 2026, and December 16, 2026, and matching the affected 10-digit batch codes on the back of the package. Q2: Why is Gerber recalling these biscuits? A: The recall is due to possible contamination with soft plastic and/or paper pieces from an arrowroot flour supplier. No illnesses have been reported. Q3: Has anyone been hurt or sick from these biscuits? A: No illnesses or injuries have been reported at this time. Q4: What should I do if I bought the recalled product? A: Stop feeding it to children immediately and return it to the store where purchased for a full refund. Q5: Will Gerber replace the product or offer compensation? A: Gerber is offering full refunds through the place of purchase. Contact Gerber customer service for additional support. Q6: Is this recall nationwide or limited to certain areas? A: The recall is nationwide and affects products distributed across the United States. Q7: How can I check if my package is affected? A: Look at the “Best Before” date and the 10-digit batch code on the back of the package. If it falls within the recalled range, it is part of the recall. Q8: Will Gerber continue to sell Arrowroot Biscuits? A: Yes, only specific batches are affected. Gerber has ended its relationship with the problematic supplier and continues to sell safe products. Parents are encouraged to check their pantry and act quickly to ensure child safety. For the latest updates and official recall information, visit Gerber’s website or contact their customer service team. #GerberRecall2026 #GerberArrowrootBiscuitsRecall #BabyFoodRecall #GerberBiscuitsRecall #ArrowrootBiscuitsContamination #GerberSafetyRecall #BabyFoodSafety2026 #GerberProductRecall Post navigation 2026 Burlingame & San Mateo Chinese Medicine Clinic | Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Cupping & Holistic Wellness at International Herbal Inc 2026 Bell Gardens Apartment Explosion: Two Brothers Identified as Victims – What We Know About the Incident and Homemade Explosives Risk