Overview
Whey is a dairy fraction used in some infant formulas. The cited study concerns manganese in finished formulas and nutritional beverages; those results do not quantify an isolated-whey contamination profile. Manganese Levels in Infant Formula and Young Child Nutritional Beverages in the United States and France
The population contamination profile remains pending. See Ingredients for the ingredient inventory.
References
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- Manganese Levels in Infant Formula and Young Child Nutritional Beverages in the United States and FrancePeer-reviewed
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| # | Citation | Year | Type | Used on this page for |
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| 1 | Editor 2019. Manganese Levels in Infant Formula and Young Child Nutritional Beverages in the United States and France, Unknown | 2019 | Journal article | US/FR Mn occurrence in Commercial infant formulas and nutritional beverages marketed in the United States and France (n=Unknown) |
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