Sentence examples for formula industry from inspiring English sources

The decision concluded an investigation into the infant formula industry for what the commission said was price fixing of baby formula in the Chinese market.

The formula industry is well aware of the effectiveness of sample giveaways in hospitals, which is why it fights against efforts to stop the practice.

Senay Camgoz, Unicef UK spokesman, called on the Government to stop the infant formula industry exploiting loopholes in the legislation concerning the advertising of its products.

The decision concluded an investigation that began in March into the infant formula industry for what the commission said was price fixing of baby formula in the Chinese market.

Yet, while a step in the right direction, this is not enough to combat the global formula industry, an industry supported by millions of dollars of marketing, and in many countries, health policies that give insufficient support to new mothers to breastfeed over the critical first six months of their childrens' lives.

Or, you know, we could do what we always do and spend time looking for vague connections to the formula industry to discredit the study authors.

However, the study highlighted that many women do not breastfeed due to a combination of government policies, weak community support and the tactics of the formula milk industry.

Poor government policies, lack of community support and an aggressive formula milk industry mean breastfeeding is not as widespread as it could be, according to a two-part Lancet breastfeeding series published on Thursday.

Even in countries where governments have actively encouraged breastfeeding, aggressive marketing by the formula milk industry – projected to reach $70bn by 2019 – far surpasses what governments spend to support breastfeeding.

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17– 23 As Coutsoudis et al 24 have pointed out, 'voracious global marketing by the formula-milk industry over the past 60 years has …dislodged breastfeeding as a viable and desirable strategy for infant feeding'.