How can the Pan American Health Offices of the World Health Organization accept funding from Nestlé when the company is a known violator for the orgs own Code of ethics? Is there a conflict of interests when the money is supposed to go toward fighting preventable diseases such as Why should we care and what can we do about it?
I’m used to writing things that make people uncomfortable, I hope this one really does. Typically I talk about boobs, breastfeeding, babies, birth, children, parenting, and similarly related topics here. This post is going to be about more of the same, it just won’t look like it. To be really up front and fair: I have an agenda with this post. Maybe the post important post I’ve written.
Is your family participating in International Nestlé-free Week: 2010? Mine is. I had intended to get a post up today I was working on about why my family boycotts Nestlé…
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