In the 1970s, declining rates of breastfeeding led a number of organisations to raise concerns about the marketing practices of infant formula manufacturers - including Nestlé - in …

• 80+ checks per batch of baby foods and drinks • 220+ checks per batch of infant cereals • Glass jars inspected for breakage by cameras and cleaned before use with water and air • Natural …

clinically proven HA infant formula from birth for all infants for as long as the increased risk for developing an allergy is unknown. Health economics In Germany alone, up to 10’000 cases of …

baby in an easily digestible form. You will need more than one can (450g) per week if your baby is only bottlefed, so keep your family circumstances and costs in mind before deciding whether …

The company continues to develop baby and infant foods and introduces Pelargon in 1934. This is a full-milk powder for babies, enriched with lactic acid bacteria to improve digestibility. 1936. …

The boycott was subsequently taken over by IBFAN and Baby Milk Action (BMA). In 1989, Nestlé published a ‘Plan of Action for Infant and Young Child Feeding’ where we committed to end all …

None of our infant formula products for babies under the age of 12 months contain added sugars. For so-called growing up milks (GUMs) for children aged between 1 and 3 years, we started to …

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baby or pump. This means that families’ Infant feeding circumstances and options will vary, and may include nourishing their babies through breastfeeding, with expressed breast milk, donor …

brought an infant formula (Nestlé’s Milk Food) to market in the small Swiss town of Vevey. His small business thrived, particularly after 1905 when it merged with the Anglo-Swiss …