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I thought they weren't, but last Friday I saw an ad for formula on TLC during a break of Baby Story. I have never seen one before. I can't track down laws or such, could you enlighten me? Thanks!
I see them on TV, but really only on TLC during their baby and birth shows They are not illegal here, but there may be restrictions on claims that they can make. I thought they couldn't say something like "as good as breastmilk," but can say something similar like "based on breastmilk/same nutrients as breastmilk/as easy to digest as breastmilk" or something else equally ridiculous, but I'm not sure...I could be waaaaay wrong.
They are obviously allowed but I believed that companies signed a volunteer commitment to adhere to the international code for marketing breast milk substitutes. Many of the companies agreed and then break that agreement.
I know it isn't enforced but I thought many companies had volunteered to adhere. That was why the boycott was lifted on Nestle for a time until they violated the agreement?
Companies like Nestle follow the code in countries where it's required by law. In countries like the US they follow their own "internal guidelines and standards".
Well, I've seen quite a lot of them during my time in the U. S. (1999-2004), also on TLC's "Baby Story".
I'm not sure about my own country (Germany), we were TV-free while we lived there.
I just saw the Gerber one again last night & I did finally notice in TINY TINY print at the bottom that "Gerber recommends breast milk as baby's first food" but seriously, it was so small & the rest of the commercial just goes on about how it's just as great as breastmilk....
@ proudmamaof4: I saw Hipp formula commercials on TV. I don't remember when, but long before I had kids, maybe as teenager. But I just remember one. Mostly Hipp advertised their jar foods...
I hate that Gerber ad, it implies how smart and scientific their product is, totally annoying.