When it comes to baby food, international consumer goods boss Nestlé has the game on lock with parents around the world depending on the brand for their baby’s daily nutritional needs.
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But a new investigation reveals a discrepancy in its infant formula and cereal that is having a dangerous impact on Black and Brown babies and toddlers globally.
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An investigation conducted by Public Eye and the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) called “How Nestlé Gets Children Hooked on Sugar in Lower-Income Countries,” found that the company’s biggest baby food brands promoted in low- and middle-income countries contain high levels of added sugar, while the products sold in Europe have none.
What makes this dangerous discrepancy even worse is that Nestlé continues …