A tale of two logos: The Fairtrade mark added to KitKat while Nestlé tells mothers its formula will 'protect' their babies

The Independent newspaper has picked up a quote from me in an article today on "The great KitKat debate: is it fair?" See: http://...

Where's Mum? - or - Here's looking at you, kid!

Baby Milk Action produces a calendar with breastfeeding pictures from around the world on behalf of some of the groups belonging to the Inte...

What Professor Carlsen actually said about infant feeding

Ben Goldacre has reproduced the press release from Professor Carlsen that generated the 'Breast NOT Best' news news stories this wee...

UNICEF comments on Professor Carlsen study

I wrote yesterday about a strange Norwegian study that is being reported under headlines 'breast is NOT best', when a more relevant ...

Excess male hormone leads mothers to bottle feed and harms babies claims scientist

UPDATE 7 JANUARY: For what Professor Carlsen actually said see: http://boycottnestle.blogspot.com/2010/01/what-carlsen-said.html Includes th...

Nestlé pays celebrities to tweet on its products, claims in-stream advertising company

According to an advertising company, Nestlé is paying celebrities US$10,000 a tweet to push Nestlé products on Twitter, the social networkin...

Early use of the Freedom of Information Act by Baby Milk Action

As The Guardian reports today, the UK Freedom of Information Act is five years old: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/jan/04/freedom-info...