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Heavy metals found in more than half of baby formula samples in Florida, governor says

Florida's independent testing found heavy metals and pesticides above federal limits in 16 of 24 infant formulas, prompting calls for greater transparency and safer options for families.

  • On Jan 9, 2026 the Florida Department of Health announced testing of 24 infant formula brands found elevated heavy metals in 16, state officials reported at a Bartow, Florida news conference.
  • The testing was conducted under the Make America Healthy Again Commission, with Florida officials stating they coordinated with federal partners and discussed findings with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
  • State-Run labs tested for pesticides and four heavy metals, finding mercury in 16 formulas, arsenic in five, cadmium in three, lead in two, and Similac Soy Isomil had the most toxins.
  • The state made the broad findings public while leaving technical data undisclosed; Florida posted results at ExposingFoodToxins.com but withheld contaminant levels and methods, urging other states to follow and promising more announcements.
  • Public-Health implications include potential pressure for stronger testing standards as Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo said metals can accumulate in infants, and Florida's results differ from Consumer Reports, prompting possible federal regulators' action.
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WTSP broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, January 9, 2026.
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