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Danone Recalls Irish-Made Infant Formula Over Contaminated Ingredient — REUTERS / Stephanie Lecocq

Health · France

Danone Recalls Irish-Made Infant Formula Over Contaminated Ingredient

68% Center coverage: 41 sources

French food and beverage maker Danone said on Friday it was recalling specific baby formula batches in targeted markets, as a toxin contamination scare that started with Nestle products continued to spread.See the Story

Multiple recalls of contaminated baby formula traced to shared supplier — REUTERS / Arnd Wiegmann

Health · United Kingdom

Multiple recalls of contaminated baby formula traced to shared supplier

50% Left coverage: 18 sources

Several European dairy companies have issued precautionary recalls of ‍infant milk powder over concerns it may be contaminated with the toxin cereulide.See the Story

Scientists Closer to Solving Sugar Reduction’s Taste Problem

Scientists Closer to Solving Sugar Reduction’s Taste Problem

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

After years of compromise, sweetness without sacrifice may finally be within reach See the Story

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