Regarding the Saturday article, “New safety levels set for U.S.-made infant formula”:
It is the most important part of a baby’s life. To give him or her a good start in life.
It should not be too hard to completely eliminate “melamine.” Just say “no” to melamine. It has no place in formula.
Jeanette Conrad
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