Relating to: testing and labeling related to toxic heavy metals in baby food and providing a penalty. (FE)

Summary

The bill would make it illegal to sell baby food in Wisconsin unless the manufacturer either tests for four toxic heavy metals and posts the results online with a QR code on the label, or publicly states that no testing was done. It applies to all packaged foods for children under two, including infant formula, and imposes a $100 per‑day fine for each non‑compliant product. The law also creates a state process for consumer complaints and requires manufacturers to share test data with the department.

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