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The International Association of Infant Food Manufacturers.
News Alert
Enterobacter sakazakii is a widespread bacteria commonly found in in the environment including homes, hospitals and manufacturing facilities. Although infant formula is an intrinsically safe product, and instances of infections through powdered infant formulas are very uncommon, IFM takes the issue of E. sakazakii very seriously. As very young infants with compromised health status are most at risk, manufacturers urge mothers and health care workers to follow their instructions when handling, storing and preparing formula. Learn more.....
IFM and its member companies share a common purpose: to protect and promote the health of infants and children. IFM member companies conduct extensive research to develop products that satisfy the nutritional needs of infants and young children including those with health problems requiring special dietary attention.
The purpose of this website is to give you information about infant and child nutrition, to answer your questions, and offer additional resources that might help you and your family improve and maintain optimal health.
Please note that the information contained on this website is not intended as treatment of any individual and should not be used as a substitute for the care and advice of a health care professional.
See Also: IFM.net
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