German-Made Baby Formula Blamed In Israeli Infant Deaths

HOD HASHARON, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 11: An Israeli mother shows a can of Remedia soya-based infant formula in her baby's nursery November 11, 2003 in the central Israel town of Hod Hasharon. The Israeli Health Ministry said that 3 babies have died and 17 others fallen seriously ill from neurological and cardiological complications in recent weeks after being fed the non-dairy baby formula that lacked essential Vitamin B1. The formula is produced by the German manufacturer Humana for the Israeli Remedia company which is partly owned by the Heinz international food company. (Photo by David Silverman/Getty Images)

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