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Launch of Joint WHO-UNICEF Report on Marketing of Formula Milk Products

Posted by Airinie Azhar on February 22, 2022June 9, 2022

Join the launch of a new WHO UNICEF report on aggressive formula milk marketing & its impact on health & #HumanRights. Largest report of its kind, hearing from 8500+ women. Two launches on 23 Feb: 10am CET & 11am EST. Register: https://bit.ly/3Ht69hE #EndExploitativeMarketing

To read the report, please go to the WHO page and download the report, or click on this link.

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