When grabbing baby food for your baby off the shelf on your grocery run, you’re probably not thinking “What’s actually in ...

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) announced new regulations effective Jan. 1, 2026, requiring ...

Under the new law, the manufacture or sale of baby food products that go over the FDA’s action levels are banned.

A new law goes into effect on Jan. 1 that requires companies to test baby food for toxins and make those results available ...

404. CONSUMER REPORTS WATCHING YOUR MONEY AND YOUR FAMILY’S SAFETY. PARENTS WILL NOW HAVE A NEW TOOL TO CHECK IF THE BABY FOOD THEY’RE BUYING IS SAFE FOR THEIR KIDS. AND AS OUR TOM GARRIS REPORTS, IT ...

A new Virginia law is looking to give parents some peace of mind with stricter regulations for baby food products.

Starting Jan. 1, the Baby Food Protection Act will require manufacturers to test their product monthly for lead, arsenic, ...

WCMH – A report from Consumer Reports says that concerning levels of heavy metals were found in 68 percent of all baby food tested. According to Consumer Reports, 50 nationally distributed packaged ...

Lead and other toxic heavy metals have been found in dangerously elevated amounts in some commercial baby foods sold in the United States, yet parents have had no way to know if the baby foods they ...

The supermarket chain Publix has recalled fruit and vegetable baby food sold in eight states because product testing found elevated levels of lead, according to federal health officials. Publix ...

Consumer Reports and Unleaded Kids, a nonprofit focused on protecting kids from lead exposure, recently evaluated 39 baby food brands to see how easy they make it for parents to check their baby’s ...