SFAD ensures breast milk substitute products are sugar-free and comply with Saudi specifications
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has taken a proactive step to ensure that breast milk substitute products in the market are free of sugar and comply with Saudi specifications. This move comes in response to concerns about the quality and safety of such products for infants.
SFDA’s strict regulations and monitoring processes have led to the removal of any breast milk substitute products that contain added sugars from the market. This decision was made to protect the health of infants and ensure that they receive the best nutrition possible.
The SFDA has also worked closely with manufacturers to ensure that their products meet the necessary standards and are safe for consumption. By enforcing these measures, the SFDA aims to promote the health and well-being of infants in Saudi Arabia.
In conclusion, the SFDA’s efforts to regulate breast milk substitute products demonstrate their commitment to ensuring the safety and quality of infant nutrition in the country. It is reassuring to know that these products are sugar-free and comply with Saudi specifications, giving parents peace of mind when choosing the best option for their child’s health.
