FDA Sets New Selenium Content Requirement for Infant Formula
The Food and Drug Administration is adding selenium to the list of nutrients required in infant formula, in a final rule that takes effect June 22, 2016 (here). The agency’s final rule also sets minimum and maximum levels of selenium in infant formula. Written objections are due July 23.
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(Federal Register 06/23/15)