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Baby Food Industry Violated Laws on Breast Milk Substitute
The baby food industry has violated the Infant Milk Substitutes Act (IMS) that bans promotion of breast-milk substitutes at least 54 times between 2008 and 2016, according to an industry watchdog.
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Baby Food Industry Violated Laws On Breast Milk Substitute
The baby food industry has violated the Infant Milk Substitutes Act (IMS) that bans promotion of breast-milk substitutes at least 54 times between 2008 and 2016, according to an industry watchdog.
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WHO Guidance On Infant Milk Formulas Gets Lukewarm Backing
National health officials stopped short on Friday of fully endorsing World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines to end the aggressive marketing of breast milk substitutes and baby foods for newborn and older infants.
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We Must Tighten Laws on Breast-Milk Substitutes: UN
Legislation against the promotion of breast milk substitutes must be significantly tightened if global efforts to encourage breast feeding are to succeed, a UN report warned today.
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Baby Food Industry Violated Laws on Breast Milk Substitute
The baby food industry has violated the Infant Milk Substitutes Act (IMS) that bans promotion of breast-milk substitutes at least 54 times between 2008 and 2016, according to an industry watchdog.
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Baby Food Industry Violated Laws On Breast Milk Substitute
The baby food industry has violated the Infant Milk Substitutes Act (IMS) that bans promotion of breast-milk substitutes at least 54 times between 2008 and 2016, according to an industry watchdog.
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WHO Guidance On Infant Milk Formulas Gets Lukewarm Backing
National health officials stopped short on Friday of fully endorsing World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines to end the aggressive marketing of breast milk substitutes and baby foods for newborn and older infants.
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We Must Tighten Laws on Breast-Milk Substitutes: UN
Legislation against the promotion of breast milk substitutes must be significantly tightened if global efforts to encourage breast feeding are to succeed, a UN report warned today.
