FDA proposes cadmium action levels for baby foods

FDA released draft guidance setting action levels for cadmium in processed foods for infants and children under 2, aiming to reduce dietary exposure. The levels are proposed, not final, and industry compliance is voluntary until finalized. This signals tightening regulatory scrutiny on heavy metals in baby food, potentially affecting manufacturers and supply chains.

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