Most US baby food does not meet international health standards

Most US baby food does not meet international health standards

Baby food companies are misrepresenting the health of their products. Many of the food items available at several grocery stores across the country advertised for ages 6 months to 36 months do not meet health standards set by the World Health Organization. This could be contributing to health problems down the line and contributing to the growing obesity epidemic in the United States.

False food facts

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