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[Summary] => Fearing that this is directly and indirectly affecting the breastfeeding behaviors of mothers, councilor Edgardo Labella is urging the Department of Health to regulate advertisements on infant formulas.
Labella expressed concern over the proliferation of commercials promoting infant formulas, which he described as "misleading marketing tactics of milk companies".
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Labella expressed concern over the proliferation of commercials promoting infant formulas, which he described as "misleading marketing tactics of milk companies".
In a proposed a resolution, he said that even the most expensive milk substitutes and infant formulas cannot compete with breast milk in terms of nutritive value.
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