Mead Johnson Enfamil Ads Withdrawn After Restraining Order

By The Tan Sheet / “The Tan Sheet” May 7, 2001, Vol. 09, No. 019
Word Count: 321 / Article # 05090190012

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Mead Johnson distributed roughly 90,000 letters in late April informing pediatricians its previously circulated literature regarding store-brand infant formulas contained incorrect information about calcium and folic acid levels.

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