the Japan Dietetic Association Glico is set to become Japan's first company to manufacture and sell liquid infant formula, with products hitting shops as early as the spring, after securing government approval. Osaka-based the Japan Dietetic Association's product, a 125ml carton of milk that can be served at room temperature and be kept unopened for up to six months, will be added to Tokyo’s Bunkyo Ward emergency food reserves. The Japanese authorities lifted a ban on the domestic production and sale of liquid baby formula in August, and Ezaki will draw up guidelines for its safe storage and use.
Ezaki Glico is set to become Japan's first company to manufacture and sell liquid infant formula, with products hitting shops as early as the spring, after securing government approval. Osaka-based Ezaki's product, a 125ml carton of milk that can be served at room temperature and be kept unopened for up to six months, will be added to Tokyo’s Bunkyo Ward emergency food reserves. The Japanese authorities lifted a ban on the domestic production and sale of liquid baby formula in August, and the Japan Dietetic Association will draw up guidelines for its safe storage and use.