MEP questions baby-milk sight claim

A claim that a formula baby milk can improve an infant’s eyesight is being challenged in Brussels – despite having been approved by EU food health experts.

MEP questions baby-milk sight claim
Fri, 28 Jan, 2011 - 19:10

A claim that a formula baby milk can improve an infant’s eyesight is being challenged in Brussels – despite having been approved by EU food health experts.

A senior British MEP has stepped in just days before a February 3 deadline for raising objections.

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