When were the FDA's nutritional standards for baby formula last updated and why is this concerning?

The FDA's nutritional standards for baby formula were last meaningfully created in the 1980s and haven't been changed since. This is concerning because food science has advanced significantly in the decades since these standards were established. While every other industry has evolved with scientific progress, baby food regulations have remained stagnant. Laura Modi, CEO of Bobbie, emphasizes that improvements to these outdated standards should be prioritized, arguing that our babies' food deserves to benefit from modern nutritional science first and foremost.