Austria Hunts for Tainted HiPP Baby Food Jar

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. Authorities in Austria are on the hunt for one last jar of high-pp baby food that might contain rat poison as part of an extortion plot against the fan, accompanying. So far, five tampered jars have been recovered across Austria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, with police in Bavaria leading the charge. Bavarian cops got a suspicious email late last Thursday that they linked to the suspect who allegedly spiked the jars to shake down high-pp for cash. The company issued a recall Friday for their carrot and potato puree sold in certain supermarkets. After lab tests confirmed rat poison in the five, seized jars all grab before anyone could eat them. High-pp is stressing that their production lines and quality controls are solid, with no issues there, and this tampering doesn't touch products in. Germany or other unaffected European spots. These are breathing a bit easier, knowing no one's gotten sick yet.

1:03Now, investigators have a dedicated task force spanning the three countries, and they're zeroing in on jars marked with a white sticker and red circle. On the bottom, folks are advised to listen for that classic pop when opening seal jars. If it's missing, toss it. Police are urging everyone to stay vigilant and report anything fishy, as they close in on this sixth jar, still possibly out there.