The Niuriss baby formula has been unveiled by Canada Royal Milk as a new product for the Canadian market to provide parents with a reliable and sustainable infant nutrition product.
The formula is made in Kingston, Ontario in Canada Royal Milk's 320,000-square-foot facility and features a complete nutritional formulation that uses Canadian milk and meets global standards for infant nutrition. The formula is available now online where consumers can place an order and enjoy free delivery across Canada. The formula also features OPO lipids that are structure to have a similarity to breast milk, while also being Halal-certified and Kosher.
General Manager Chenggang Han commented on the Niuriss baby formula saying, "Made in Canada – the strength that sets us apart. Niuriss is made for Canadian parents who value the highest standards of safety and quality. Every parent knows there is no one-size-fits-all, no cheat sheet approach to raising a child. There is no one right way to raise a baby. But that's okay. Niuriss was created with the intention of providing quality formula to nourish families across Canada and support the choice of parents in the process."
Canadian-Made Baby Formulas
Niuriss Baby Formula is Made by Canada Royal Milk
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