As the number of allergy-prone infants continues to climb globally, how to provide them with safe, nutritious, and reliable dietary support has become a pressing public health issue. Recently, at the “Scientific Care, Shared Growth” public welfare advocacy event and the consensus conference on the “Technical requirements for nutritional formula foods free from common allergens,” Witsbb, as a public welfare supporter, demonstrated its commitment to promoting standardized industry development and
Witsbb Joins Hands with Multiple Parties to Launch New Standard in Nutrition Free from Common Allergens, Scientifically Safeguarding the Health of Allergy-Prone Infants
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