The U.K.'s antitrust body is calling for standardized labelling on baby formula to help parents save money.

Regulators have proposed sweeping changes for the baby formula industry, two years after Sky News revealed how a black market ...

A MAJOR update has been issued on baby formula prices and parents could save £300 a year. Parents are paying more than they ...

Regulators said the NHS could have its own non-brand baby formula to help push prices down, while also calling for a removal ...

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) have proposed major changes to the baby formula industry to combat soaring prices and lack of choice.

The UK CMA has issued its final recommendations following a market study into the infant formula and follow-on formula market ...

The Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) final report into the formula milks sector was published today (14 February).

Parents could save up to £300 a year on baby formula - NHS non-brand formula and no branding in hospitals have been proposed ...

On Friday, the CMA unveiled five initiatives aimed at enhancing the experience for parents, which could potentially help them ...

A number of changes are being proposed to help parents who have to pay high prices for baby formula, including the ...

The new labels will make it clear to parents that all first infant formulas are nutritionally equivalent, regardless of brand or price.