Prioritising Profits Over Public Health? Why UK Commercial Milk Formula Marketing Regulations Need to be Strengthened and Enforced, Not Weakened
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- DOI: 10.1111/mcn.70002
Prioritising Profits Over Public Health? Why UK Commercial Milk Formula Marketing Regulations Need to be Strengthened and Enforced, Not Weakened
Conflict of interest statement
Victoria Sibson and Catherine Pereira‐Kotze declare paid employment by First Steps Nutrition Trust, and Marko Kerac declares being a Trustee of First Steps Nutrition Trust. Robert Boyle declares payment from Wiley and the British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology for editorial work, from World Health Organization for consultancy, and for expert witness work in food anaphylaxis and infant formula health claim cases. Other authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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