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Labelling powdered infant formula as 'non-sterile'

Started by , Jul 04 2007 02:49 PM
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The Agency has updated its website with details of a meeting held in January 2007 to discuss issues relating to the labelling of powdered infant formula milk as 'non-sterile'.

http://www.food.gov..../jul/nonsterile
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