5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Sixty percent of U.S. commercial infant and toddler foods do not meet WHO nutritional standards, according to a recent study.

• 2

  The study evaluated 651 products from major grocery chains, finding none complied with WHO promotional guidelines.

• 3

  Protein content compliance was the lowest among products, with only 29.6% meeting established standards.

• 4

  Snack-size packs showed the lowest compliance with nutritional requirements, particularly for protein and sugar.

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  The researchers suggest regulatory action is needed for convenience-style infant and toddler foods in the U.S.