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Tuesday August 6, 2013
Baby Steps infant formula all clear
Care givers can continue to safely feed Baby Steps™ goats’ milk infant formula to their children.
Because Baby Steps is made from goats’ milk it does not contain any Fonterra whey proteins.
Baby Steps is produced in New Zealand by New Image Group.
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