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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Natasha May

No baby or toddler foods in Australian supermarkets meet WHO standards, study finds

A baby eating food from a plastic spoon
Research has found more than three-quarters of the assessed products failed the World Health Organization’s overall nutritional requirements, while all products failed the promotional requirements. Photograph: Westend61/Getty Images

Not a single infant or toddler food product stocked in Australian supermarkets meets standards set by the World Health Organization, a study has found.

More than three-quarters of the products failed overall nutritional requirements, while all items flunked the promotional requirements, research led by the George Institute for Global Health found.

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