FDA proposes first infant formula nutrient review in nearly 30 years
The FDA announced Thursday a proposed rule to update nutrient requirements for infant formula, the first such review in nearly 30 years, according to The Hill.
The Food and Drug Administration announced on Thursday that it is proposing a rule to update the nutrient requirements for infant formula.
The Hill describes it as the first nutrition review for formula in nearly 30 years. ABC News reports the Trump administration called the changes the biggest to infant formula in that time.
CBS News reports the FDA plans to update nutrition standards for infant formula. It ran an interview with pediatrician Dr. Amanda Kravitz about the changes.
The reports do not say which nutrient requirements would change or when a rule could take effect.
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- ABC NewsTrump administration says biggest changes coming to infant formula in nearly 30 yearsThu, Oct 29, 4:28 PM EDT
- CBS NewsDoctor explains update to baby formula nutrition standardsFri, Oct 30, 11:13 AM EDT
- The HillFDA unveils proposals to update infant formula nutrient requirementsFri, Oct 30, 6:40 PM EDT
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- Fri, Oct 30, 11:20 AM EDT, 2 outlets: FDA proposes new nutrient requirements for infant formula