infant formulæ

“The use of so-called ‘filled milk’ (skimmed cow’s milk with vegetable fats or oils added) is increasing, particularly in economically underdeveloped countries. It is, however, important that infant formulæ based on this milk be made in the proper way,” said Dr. Gyorgy.

1962, Indian Dairyman: Journal of the Indian Dairy Science Association, page 199

For milk, milk products and infant formulæ there will be a limitation of 400 U.S.P. units per quart.

1965, Journal Mondial de Pharmacie, page 225

In these are details of sedation of infants, and methods of sterilization of bottles and infant formulæ.

1971, The Medical Journal of Australia, page 707

The spray can and the word processor have effectively challenged the world’s Wall Streets and Madison Avenues to regulate the international marketing of pharmaceuticals and infant formulæ.

1988, James William Walters, editor, Bioethics Today: A New Ethical Vision, Loma Linda University Press, page 96

Most of the soya based infant formulæ on the market include products that are unacceptable to vegans.[…]Processed foods are to be avoided, therefore if the infant cannot be breast fed, soya based infant formulæ (which come in cans) will be taboo.

1989, New Home Economics, page 3