US FDA Issues Guidance for the Labeling of Infant Formula SafeGuardS James Cook On September 16, 2016 the US Food and Drug Administration (US FDA) issued guidance [1] to industry concerning the labeling of infant formula in order to provide to...
READ MOREFDA Issues Guidance for the Labeling of Infant Formula The National Law Review On the heels of recently released draft guidance concerning substantiation for infant formula structure/function claims, FDA has issued guidance regarding the labeling...
READ MOREAllergy-proof? Intelligence booster? FDA looks to rein in health claims for baby formula STAT Sheila Kaplan If you’ve ever seen the astonishing array of infant formula sold in supermarkets, you might wonder if the stuff can really make your baby...
READ MOREIt’s Black Breastfeeding Week: Why Is That Needed? Inquisitr Amy Schaeffer Why is it necessary to have a week that’s devoted to one ethnicity and breastfeeding? Because, the women say, being a black woman who chooses to breastfeed may be more...
READ MOREMinistry bans sales of Nestle’s baby formula The Korea Herald Ahn Sung-mi South Korean government on Aug. 19 banned sales of baby formula by Nestle Korea for containing sodium selenite. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety said it stopped sales...
READ MOREThis is what happens to half of Australia’s baby formula The Washington Post Rachel Premack Australian formula is much cheaper than the Chinese product. Chinese moms also trust it more. As a result, 27 percent of Chinese say they’ve...
READ MOREFormula marketers accused of skating laws that encourage breastfeeding The Phnom Penh Post Erin Handley and Kong Meta Between contractions, a woman whom Veasna* had never met pressed two products into her hands as she lay in her hospital bed. The...
READ MOREAs UN leads global efforts to promote breastfeeding, national laws defeat the purpose First Post Shreerupa Mitra-Jha The World Breastfeeding Week observed last week focused primarily on generating awareness among mothers on the huge benefits of...
READ MOREBreastfeeding rates: Is baby formula marketing to blame? The Jakarta Post Irma Hidayana A new report by UNICEF, WHO and the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) has found that the aggressive marketing of baby foods or formulas is likely...
READ MORELocal confusion as China changes rules on infant formula The booming Australian infant formula industry is seeking clarity from Chinese authorities on the new registration process to sell products into China, as players seeking to enter the...
READ MOREBreastfeeding gaps between white, black, and Hispanic mothers in the US Science Daily Chapman University has published research on how breastfeeding rates differ among white, black and Hispanic mothers. The study looked to see if ethnic and...
READ MOREAustralia extends infant formula marketing regulations Just Food Richard Siddle Further moves have been made in Australia to promote the public health benefits of breastfeeding with a ruling that prevents the promotion of infant formula for...
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