How Nestlé gets children hooked on sugar in lower-income countries
How Nestlé gets children hooked on sugar in lower-income countries Nestlé, a leading baby food brand, finds itself under scrutiny for its marketing strategies that target low-income countries with high-added sugar products. In contrast to Switzerland, where similar products are offered without added sugars, investigations by Public Eye and IBFAN have uncovered Nestlé’s controversial approach. …
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PelanggaranKode Writer
19 April 2024
Marketing of commercial milk formula during COVID-19 in Indonesia
Marketing of commercial milk formula during COVID-19 in Indonesia Baby food marketing poses a substantial barrier to breastfeeding, whichadversely affects mothers’ and children’s health. Over the last decade, thebaby food industry has utilised various marketing tactics in Indonesia, includingdirect marketing to mothers and promoting products in public spaces and withinthe healthcare system. This study examined …
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PelanggaranKode Writer
10 Maret 2023
The baby brands turning Indonesian Instagram into free formula ads
The baby brands turning Indonesian Instagram into free formula ads Multinational baby formula companies, such as Nestlé and Danone, are using social media to market to consumers in South East Asia in ways that raise serious concerns they may violate World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines. The companies have changed their advertising tactics during the coronavirus …
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PelanggaranKode Writer
21 Mei 2021
Formula Milk zig-zag in the Middle of a Pandemic
Formula Milk zig-zag in the Middle of a Pandemic Formula milk producers in Indonesia are intensifying social media advertising during the pandemic. They hook mothers through various programs. Bureau Investigative Journalism suspects the companies violated the WHO code. By Syailendra Persada, Hussein Abri Dongoran and Rosa Furneaux More details at interaktif.tempo.co