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Baby Food Makers Aim at Consumers' Worries; Move Toward Organic and Whole Foods May Not Be of Nutritional Significance

Baby food manufacturers, stung by criticism from consumer groups and inspired by the recent success of products being promoted as more healthful, are making changes in their product lines. But many pediatricians and nutritionists say the changes may not yield any particular advantages for babies' health.

Heinz has purchased Earth's Best, an increasingly popular organic line that previously had been available only in some grocery and health food chains. And in its regular Heinz brands, it is reformulating many recipes to eliminate added starches and sugars, company spokesmen said.

Meanwhile, Gerber, which has the major share of the baby food market in this country, has reformulated ...

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