PEDIATRICS Vol. 90 No. 4 October 1992, pp. 651
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Carnation Marketing Practices

LAURIE MACDONALD RD1

1 Carnation Nutritional Products, 800 North Brand Boulevard Glendale, California 91203

To the Editor.—

I would like to comment on Dr Frank A. Oski's Letter to the Editor concerning low-iron infant formulas which appeared in the February 1992 issue of Pediatrics.1

Dr Oski's concern over the large volume of low-iron infant formula sold is shared by us at Carnation Nutritional Products. To this end, we broke with the industry practice of offering both low-iron and iron-fortified formulations when, in early 1989, we introduced Carnation Good Start and Carnation Follow-Up Formula in iron-fortified forms only.