baby-formula

Tests Show No Connection Between Enfamil Baby Formula & Child Deaths
By Chris Morran on January 3, 2012 11:31 AM  
Late last month, Walmart and a handful of other other retailers decided to pull certain lots of Enfamil powdered baby food formula from shelves following the death of an infant in Missouri who had recently consumed the product. But tests by authorities at the Enfamil plant now show no link between the formula and this child's death. More »

Health Inspectors Visit Enfamil Baby Formula Factory As Part Of Investigation Into Bacterial Infections
By Mary Beth Quirk on December 29, 2011 11:00 AM  
As part of an ongoing investigation into bacterial infections of Cronobacter that killed an infant last week, U.S. health inspectors visited an Enfamil baby formula factory run by Mead Johnson Nutrition Co., the makers of the formula in question. More »

Walmart Pulls Baby Formula From Shelves As Precaution Following Death Of Newborn
By Chris Morran on December 22, 2011 12:02 PM  
Out of precaution, Walmart has pulled a specific lot of Enfamil powdered baby formula from the shelves of all its stores following the death of a newborn child in Missouri earlier this week. More »

Baby Formula Is A Prized Item For Shoplifting Rings, Drug Smugglers
By Mary Beth Quirk on March 30, 2011 10:15 AM  
Raise your hand if you're surprised to hear that baby formula is a popular choice of not only shoplifting rings, but drug smugglers who use it to cut heroin and cocaine. Yes, we're shocked, too! More »

Chinese Milk Accused Of Sprouting Boobs On Babies
By Ben Popken on August 14, 2010 11:59 AM  
They say that girls are developing earlier and earlier these days, but this is just disgusting. Chinese authorities are investigating reports that three Chinese infant girls prematurely developed breasts after consuming hormone-tainted powdered milk made by Chinese manufacturer Synutra. More »

Will CVS Ever Pull Expired Medicine, Baby Formula From Their Shelves?
By Carey Alexander on May 23, 2009 4:00 PM  

—>CVS stores across the nation regularly stock expired medicine, milk, and baby formula, according to a damning union report. This isn't the first time CVS has been caught stocking dangerous goods. Last year, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo threatened a suit after his office caught the pharmacy selling goods over a year past their expiration dates. CVS claims that, despite investing over $160 million in a "perpetual inventory management" system, it's nearly impossible to keep expired items off the shelf because they simply have too much stuff.  More »

Grocery Shrink Ray Affects Innocent Eyeballs and Adorable Babies
By Laura Northrup on April 29, 2009 6:40 PM  

—>Reader Dan noticed something different when buying a new can of formula for his daughter (at left.) Her delicious colic-preventing formula had been hit by the dread grocery shrink ray. Waaah!  More »

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