A Consumer Reports investigation found that about half of 41 samples of infant formula contained potentially harmful levels of at least one contaminant, including lead and arsenic.
Breakdown
- A government shutdown is expected to end supplemental food subsidies, impacting 16 million children.
- A Consumer Reports investigation found that about half of 41 tested powdered infant formulas contained potentially harmful levels of contaminants, including lead and arsenic. 46s
- Some formula brands, such as Bobby, were rated among the safest and use rigorous quality controls. 1m 31s
- The FDA has launched 'Operation Stork Speed' to expand safe formula options and increase testing for contaminants. 1m 56s
- Industry leaders are advocating for higher nutritional and safety standards in infant formula production. 2m 12s


