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The article reports that Nestle and Danone are among infant-formula manufacturers with operations to sign up to a new industry code. It mentions British Specialist Nutrition Association (BSNA) has developed the Infant Nutrition Industry Code to open up transparency into baby-formula producers. It also mentions infant-nutrition industry's commitment to responsible marketing and transparency and focus on profit and growth.

The article presents a reprint of the article ""Heavenly" baby food firm to target Asian markets - interview by Simon Glen," by John Shepherd, which appeared in the website just-food.com on July 5, 2016. Topics mentioned include the insights of James Blair, operations director of infant food company Heavenly Tasty Organics, on the planned expansion of the company, the business development, and the management of nutritional value of infant foods developed by the company.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Luis Cantarell on Nestle's drive into food for health - the just-food interview part 2" that discusses the views of Luis Cantarell, vice president at food and drink firm Nestle which was published on the website just-food.com on 29 June 2016. Topics discussed include developing food to meet the nutritional requirements of ageing population, inventing in the infant nutrition product and importance of health concerns.

The article reports on the plan of dairy company FrieslandCampina to open a facility in Borculo, Netherlands that will produce infant nutrition ingredient galactooligosaccharides, known as Vivinal GOS. It discusses the significance of the facility to increasing the company's capacity to meeting worldwide demand. Data presented shows the volume growth for FrieslandCampina's infant nutrition activities in the first half of 2015.

The article presents a reprint of the article "Hong Kong mulls tighter oversight of infant food nutrition claims" by Katy Askew, which appeared on the website just-auto.com on January 6, 2015. Topics include Food and Drugs Compositional Labelling Regulations, regulatory framework proposed by the Food and Health Bureau (FHB) on nutrition and health claims for infant and young children (IYC) food and formula products, and the five principles for the regulation of manufacturing foods for IYC.