2026-04-24

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About 50 governments and NGOs called for more protection of breastfeeding

During the EB debate on Maternal and Young Child Nutrition about 50 governments and NGOs called for more protection of breastfeeding, highlighted conflicts of interest and stressed  the need to bring the International Code and last year’s Resolution 78.18  on digital marketing  into legislation. Cross-border social media promotion of commercial formulas contradicts evidence-based health advice and exacerbates food safety risks. Online sales enable contaminated, unregistered […]

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Nestlé refused to name Cabio Biotech, a Chinese company based in Wuhan – the problem has spread and the baby food industry is said to be in crisis

With parents’ trust in commercial food systems eroded, the global network IBFAN will urge governments at WHO’s Executive Boardmeeting in Geneva to take the lead and ensure that families are better protected.  Increasing numbers of contamination outbreaks are exposing systemic failures in formula production, regulatory surveillance, recall systems and crisis communication. *** NEW RESOLUTION NEEDED TO PROTECT INFANTS AND YOUNG […]

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Will Codex strengthen rules to prevent contamination of infant formula with Botulinum spores?

  Poor manufacturing processes, lack of warnings, misleading claims and marketing through social media are not only a serious food safety risk for infants, they also undermine breastfeeding, increasing the number of infants who are unnecessarily dependent on formula. Codex Committee on Food Hygiene CCFH55  15 -19 December 2025 |  Nashville, Tennessee, United States of AmericaIBFAN […]

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New scientific publication confirms glyphosate causes cancer at EU “safe” exposure levels

New scientific publication confirms glyphosate causes cancer at EU “safe” exposure levels – evidence ignored in EU reapproval   Long-term exposure to glyphosate and glyphosate-based herbicides causes cancer in laboratory animals at doses deemed “safe” by EU authorities, according to a new landmark publication. Despite early warnings shared with EU authorities in 2023, this critical […]

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The European Commission acted unlawfully by re-approving the pesticide cypermethrin

EU Court Advocate General considers EU re-approval of pesticide cypermethrin unlawful On June 5th, 2025, the Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the EU concluded that the European Commission acted unlawfully by re-approving the pesticide cypermethrin with major toxicity data gaps in the reapproval dossier, by relying on non-validated and unrealistic risk mitigation […]

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Latest compromise text on “new genomic techniques” has severe deficiencies with worrisome consequences for european breeders, farmers, and food industry

According to IFOAM Organics Europe, the latest draft compromise text on the legislative proposal on so-called “New Genomic Techniques” (NGTs) presented to Member States on 19 February 2025 has severe deficiencies with worrisome consequences for European breeders, farmers, and the food industry. The current draft text would leave European breeders and farmers unprotected from patent […]

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Why chemical substances producers feed the world? Shocking speech of Courtney Swan!

An interesting speech was given in Washington that may be shocking to many people. It turns out that the corporations that currently produce weedkillers commonly used in agriculture are the same companies that supplied chemicals used in Nazi nerve agents and gas chambers during World War II. How is this possible? Unfortunately, when the wars […]

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Targeted screening strategies to improve glaucoma outcomes: Glaucoma Screening Guidelines Worldwide

Recommendations for glaucoma screening vary significantly from organization to organization, and while worldwide screening is currently not recommended, there is support in many organizations for screening at-risk subgroups of the general population.   Authors: Gunzenhauser, Robert MD, Coleman, Anne L. MD, PhD Objective: To summarize and compare current glaucoma screening protocols of major national and […]

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Greenhouse study and interviews indicate glyphosate residue via feed-feces-fertilizer route is a risk for horticultural producers using manure-based fertilizer

The herbicide glyphosate is the most widely used active ingredient in pesticides globally. Residues have been found in people, livestock, food and animal feed, and in the environment, but little is known about glyphosate residue in manure-based fertilizer. This work describes a feed-feces-fertilizer route of glyphosate contamination with negative impacts for horticultural production. This exposure […]

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