Manufacturers responded to the BBC acknowledging the pouches should only be a complementary part of a child's varied weaning diet. Article continues below The probe found parents of infants as ...

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Baby food pouches from six of the UK's leading brands are failing to meet key nutritional needs of babies and toddlers - with parents being "misled" by their marketing - BBC Panorama has been told.

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Parents across the UK who buy food pouches have been issued a major warning after an investigation found they are failing to meet the key nutritional needs of babies and toddlers. BBC's Panorama ...

Tonight, BBC Panorama exposes a reality many parents will find difficult to stomach: the baby food pouches and snacks lining our supermarket shelves are failing our youngest children. The Truth ...

Griffith Social Marketing Research Fellow James Duel says the dissolvable pouches, known as Zyn, 'snus' or 'zins' are being aimed at young people.

A BBC Panorama investigation has revealed that baby food pouches from leading brands such as Heinz, Aldi and Ella's Kitchen are failing to meet essential nutritional requirements for babies and ...