U.S. "natural" baby food has pitfalls, some containing genetically modified ingredients

2022-10-20 13:48

Is a food labeled "natural" necessarily natural? Not really. The U.S. nonprofit Consumer Reports reported on April 7 that an inspection program from April to July of this year found that a significant percentage of foods labeled "natural" in the United States contained a high percentage of genetically modified ingredients. The agency tested more than 80 foods containing soy or corn and found that foods labeled "non-GMO" or "organic" were largely free of genetically modified ingredients, while most foods labeled "natural" or not labeled at all contained a high percentage of genetically modified ingredients. Most foods labeled "natural" or not labeled at all contained significant levels of GMO ingredients, including potato chips, breakfast cereals, and infant formula supplements. "Consumer Reports believes that the word "natural" is misleading and that many consumers mistakenly believe that natural foods are non-GMO.

Baby bottles will have industry standards

Guangzhou sampling baby food 20 batches of samples did not exceed the standard

Baby bottles will have industry standards

Guangzhou sampling baby food 20 batches of samples did not exceed the standard

2022-08-08

Baby bottles will have industry standards

Reporters visited a number of shopping malls and maternity stores in the city found that in the bottle sales area, a wide range of bottle products of different styles