Sentence examples for global infant from inspiring English sources

Kurt Schmidt, head of Nestlé Nutrition and former chief executive of the US baby food group Gerber, which Nestlé bought in a $5.5bn deal in 2007, said the global infant nutrition market was worth $30bn.

Global infant formula companies in China have traditionally benefited from high prices and a domestic sector dogged by safety fears, but analysts said the recent turmoil could be the start of a more challenging period for companies in China.

The exhibition included an installation detailing real-time data on global infant mortality rates.

It also is bad for the multibillion dollar global infant formula (and dairy) business.

Associated with this increase, the global infant mortality rate and the global maternal mortality ratio have roughly halved.

Additionally, around 779,000 infants die during their first month of life in India, also accounting for a great percentage of global infant deaths.

Despite improvement since 2007, and contrary to global trends, infant and under-5 mortality rates (Fig. 2) remained substantially higher in 2011 than they were 20 years earlier.

Goal In accordance with the Global Strategy on Infant and Young Child Feeding (WHO-UNICEF 2003), the overall goal of UNICEF's infant and young child feeding programming is to protect, promote and support optimal infant and young child feeding, in order to improve nutrition status, growth and development, health and thus the survival of infants and young children.

A complementary exhibition called "Keep Me Warm, Keep Me Safe" will run concurrently, featuring a global sampling of infant carriers, from the suburban stroller to carved baby seats from Borneo.

Despite high vaccination coverage, pertussis is still a global concern in infant morbidity and mortality, and improved pertussis vaccines are needed.

His heath-societal research interests include prevention of safe newborn care, jaundice-related newborn brain damage and ventilation induced respiratory injury through systems-approach, biotechnologies, biodesign of affordable medical devices and chemoprevention as well as development of low-cost, high quality strategies and health policies for global reduction of infant mortality and morbidities.