A new report has found that parents are being duped by food manufacturers into buying unhealthy foods for their kids.

The new labels will make it clear to parents that all first infant formulas are nutritionally equivalent, regardless of brand or price.

Selling a plant-based product is not enough to win capital, according to PlantBaby founders, Alex and Lauren Abelin, but ...

In its findings issued today (14 February), the CMA suggested standardising the labelling of products, such as placing ...

A MAJOR update has been issued on baby formula prices and parents could save £300 a year. Parents are paying more than they ...

INDIANAPOLIS (CONSUMER REPORTS) — Parents will now have a new tool at their fingertips to check if the baby food they buy is safe for their ... heavy metals by scanning a QR code on the product's ...

Expiration dates indicate a deadline for retailers to sell products. California is now the first state to ban expiration ...

The UK watchdog has proposed changes including NHS-branded formula milk and allowing parents to use loyalty points and gift vouchers to buy baby formula ...

Formula prices in the UK have risen dramatically, leaving some parents unable to afford the essential nutrition their ... In the first year of a baby's life, choosing a premium-brand formula, instead ...

PepsiCo’s latest earnings report has sent a clear warning to the snacks industry: consumer habits are shifting, and not ...

Writer’s block is part and parcel of the job, an unwanted guest. A condition along the lines of stage fright, when your whole ...