International Baby Food Action Network-IBFAN

1 IBFAN - International Baby Food Action Network IBFAN was founded on October 12, 1979, after a joint meeting on infant nutrition supply by the World Health Organization and UNICEF. It contains 273 teams from 168 countries. IBFAN is an international network. The group is diverse, consumer groups, medical association associations, and mothers support groups. There are also individual members. The International Baby Food Action Network consists of many public interest groups. IBFAN consists of eight regional offices. They are located in Africa, Arab world, Europe, Oceania, Africa, Asia, Latin America, Caribbean, North America.

Among the 194 countries analyzed in the UN report on May 2016 and the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN), a wide range of advocacy groups are working on reducing global infant mortality and 135 countries are working on some form of law . Countermeasure, international marketing code of breast milk substitute. This Code was adopted by the World Health Council, the governing body of the World Health Organization in 1981, and was later tied to the mandate of norms. It is designed to support breastfeeding while ensuring 'correct use' of breast milk replacers and 'proper marketing and distribution' around the world.

Nestle is targeted by the International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) by selling a baby food marketing strategy for the sale of artificial infants that violates the international marketing code of breast milk substitutes and brings unnecessary death to children , Has been criticized. Nestlé leverages R & D capabilities to gain competitiveness in the health and wellness markets. For example, Nestlé focuses on nutrition, combines taste, reduces fatty acids, salt and sugar, increases micronutrients such as minerals and vitamins, provides health to consumers and ensures profitable growth.