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Latest posts
- Australia: consultation on the industry voluntary self-regulatory agreement (MAIF) 08/04/2021
- New Lancet series: Revisiting maternal and child undernutrition 10/03/2021
- Food Standards Agency International Conference 10/03/2021
- Journal of Human Lactation interviews 09/03/2021
- CFS47 Statements made by Member States, the UN and others 02/03/2021
- EU-led Draft Resolution on Strengthening WHO Preparedness and Response to Health Emergencies 24/02/2021
- “Improper political interference” in US baby foods puts health and scientific integrity at stake . 17/02/2021
- The Code and other safeguards threatened by UN Voluntary Guidelines on Food 04/02/2021
- Is Danone a good model to follow? IBFAN questions Dr Mark Carney 25/01/2021
- WHO moves almost enough on the sun-setting of the Code – 10,000 support IBFAN’s call 24/01/2021

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Baby Milk Action/IBFAN UK, as part of a global network, IBFAN (the International Baby Food Action Network) a network of over 270 citizens groups in more than 160 countries. We act to stop misleading marketing by the baby feeding industry.…
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We support the Resolutions adopted at the World Health Assembly and encourage policy makers and everyone to use them as the minimum standard for marketing regulations. Our aim is to hold the baby food industry to account and stop them harming child health.