New baby formula debuts in HK
Junlebao Dairy Co Ltd, a leading yogurt producer in northern China, said it started selling its baby formula product in Hong Kong on Monday after two years of sales in the mainland’s market. By Zhang Yu in Shijiazhuang
Local 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 market have been waiting 15 months for an audit ahead of receiving a licence.
Should Parents Be Worried About Nanoparticles in Baby Formula?
There’s a lot of stuff you’d expect to find in baby formula: proteins, carbs, vitamins, essential minerals. But parents probably wouldn’t anticipate finding extremely small, needle-like particles. Yet this is exactly what a team of scientists here at Arizona State University (ASU) recently discovered.
China now our second biggest dairy market, Bord Bia reveals
China is now the second biggest market for Irish dairy and demand for baby formula is helping buck a slowdown in the Asian giant.
Horrified mum finds bugs in baby milk formula moments before she was about to feed daughter
Amanda Keller was mixing a bottle for little Anna, who is less than a month old, when she says she spotted a bug floating inside
Blue River Dairy gets Chinese certification for baby formula
Blue River Dairy can restart exports of its sheep milk baby formula to China, following an accreditation from the Certification and Accreditation Administration.
Police in baby formula probe on West Coast
Police investigating the 1080 baby formula threat spent hours on the West Coast yesterday collecting DNA samples, fingerprints and going through one activist’s computer.
Police: Baby formula clear of 1080
There’s no 1080 inside baby formula tins that showed signs of being tampered with, say police.
Fonterra-Danone relations poor
It appears certain Fonterra has lost the giant French food company Danone as a customer for good following the impact of last year’s botulism scare.
Danone Nutricia needs 18 months to recover from botulism scare, CEO Corine Tap says
Danone Nutricia chief executive Corine Tap said it would take the infant formula manufacturer 18 months to recover from the adverse effects of the Fonterra Co-operative Group [NZX: FCG] botulism scare.