House Agriculture - 2026-03-18 - 10:45AM
Agriculture, Food Resiliency, & Forestry · March 19, 2026
A House committee heard testimony on a proposed amendment to a bill that would require manufacturers to make infant-formula heavy‑metal testing information available via QR code; witnesses, industry representatives and lawmakers debated differences between infant formula and baby food, FDA standard timing, consumer transparency, and a proposed trigger tying Vermont requirements to other states (notably California).
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