Safety

56 Brazilian infants participated in this double-blind randomized controlled trial. This study compared the nutritional status as well as gastrointestinal well-being and growth in Brazilian infants fed Kabrita or a cow milkbased infant formula for 24 weeks. The results showed that Kabrita supports a healthy growth according to the WHO standards and is well-tolerated in …

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We aimed to determine the growth and safety parameters in newborns fed a goat milk based infant formula (GMF, Kabrita) using a randomized double-blind trial, in which a cow milk formula (CMF) served as a control and a breast fed (BF) group as a reference. Healthy term infants (n=304) aged up to 14 days old …

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Our R&D department conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis, focussing on the effect of goat milk-based formula (GMF) on infants’ growth, safety and tolerance. This meta-analysis showed that GMF support healthy growth and a good safety profile for infants. To conclude, GMF is safe and suitable from birth onwards. More details about this study can …

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Goat milk has been proven to be a good base for infant formula. The natural composition of goat milk has been demonstrated to be closer to the composition of human milk than cow’s milk (i.e. bovine milk) with regard to a variety of aspects.1,2 Although goat milk more closely resembles human milk, goat milk still …

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