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Posted: 3:16 PM Dec 12, 2006
FDA Warns Nestle After Eau Claire Plant Inspection
Testing shows infant formula made at the Eau Claire plant had less calcium and phosphorous than the law requires.
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The Food and Drug Administration warned Nestle on Tuesday that sample testing has revealed one of its infant formulas contained slightly less calcium and phosphorous than required by law.
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The FDA tested a sample of the company's Good Start Infant Formula following an inspection of Nestle's plant in Eau Claire.
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A warning letter posted on the FDA's Web site gives Nestle 15 business days to specify how it will fix the problem.
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