Wirecutter, a New York Times company, names Store Brand Infant Formulas as Top Recommendations in “The Best Baby Formula” Review

Perrigo Nutrition's Store Brand Infant Formulas recently garnered national media attention in Wirecutter, the product recommendation service from The New York Times.

After spending 60+ hours reviewing and comparing more than 55 baby formulas, interviewing experts and reviewing more than 20 scientific studies, Wirecutter has released "The Best Baby Formula" review, naming Perrigo manufactured Store Brand Infant Formulas among top recommendations.

Wirecutter recommended Costco's Kirkland Signature ProCare Non-GMO Infant Formula, Sam's Club's Member's Mark Infant Formula, Target's Up & Up Advantage Infant Formula, and Parent's Choice Tender Infant Formula, all store brand options that are just as nutritious as brand-name versions, but much less expensive.

Perrigo produces all Store Brand Infant Formulas sold nationwide and is also the leading U.S. manufacturer of organic infant formula. The guide also shares information with consumers about Bobbie Baby Organic Infant Formula, a European-style infant formula that is manufactured by Perrigo.

Wirecutter strives to be the most trusted product recommendation service on the internet. Wirecutter obsessively tests and reports on thousands of items each year to recommend the best of everything. The goal is to save consumers time and eliminate the stress of shopping with total editorial independence. That means nothing appears on the site as a recommendation unless Wirecutter's writers and editors have deemed it the best through their own rigorous reporting and testing.