This is how it works. Nestlé puts out misinformation. Other people relay it. Those hearing it from the second source may give it credance as...
I am Campaigns and Networking Coordinator at Baby Milk Action, which monitors the baby food industry. Our aim is to protect breastfeeding and babies fed on formula from practices that put profits before health. This is a daily look behind the scenes of the work of Baby Milk Action, including the boycott of Nestlé (the worst of the baby food companies), which we promote in the UK. See the Baby Milk Action website if you are unfamiliar with our work.
This is how it works. Nestlé puts out misinformation. Other people relay it. Those hearing it from the second source may give it credance as...
Here are a couple of innovations. We have a photo archive site now on Flickr and you can set up to have an RSS reader tell you when new info...
Is history bunk? A work of fiction, written by, and flattering to, the powerful, rather than the facts? I often ponder this when seeing how ...
Two articles today deal with the difficult subject of infant feeding in emergencies. One, in The Guardian, picks up on the paper’s recent in...
Here's a great initiative: Binit . The idea is simple: --- All pregnant women and new mothers have a right to receive good quality, evid...
This is a story of two letters, that are, in different ways, missing. And various other letters connected to them. Could get confusing. The ...
Here is a link to download the Save the Children report referred to in The Guardian investigation into Nestlé in Bangladesh published last w...