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August 3, 2026 · Industry Watch

Campaign calls for botulism testing in infant formula

Campaign calls for botulism testing in infant formula

A new advocacy effort is using targeted merchandise to demand stricter safety checks for baby milk.

A novel campaign has launched to bring attention to the need for botulism testing in infant formula. The initiative involves the distribution of specific t-shirts designed to spark conversation and prompt official action.

According to Food Safety News, the strategy involves placing these shirts in plastic bottles to create a strange and memorable visual. The goal is for staff members to discover and read the messages aloud during September.

The campaign aims to condense a complex safety argument into a single, clear demand for better testing protocols to protect infants.

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