POR QUÉ LAS FÓRMULAS PARA NIÑOS DE 6 A 36 MESES DEBEN CLASIFICARSE COMO SUCEDÁNEOS DE LA LECHE MATERNA Es importante proteger la lactancia materna continua de la presión de comercialización competitiva de los productos lácteos dirigidos a este rango de edad.
WHY FOLLOW-UP FORMULAS FOR CHILDREN 6-36 MONTHS SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED AS BREASTMILK SUBSTITUTES Click “View Resource” below to access the full brief. This policy brief is also available in Spanish and French.
CCNFSDU 2018 : UNE OCCASION DE PROTEGER LA SANTE DES ENFANTS En novembre prochain, le Comité du Codex sur la nutrition et les aliments diététiques ou de régime poursuivra les travaux de révision de la norme sur les préparations de suite. Pour cette année, la question est de savoir s’il faut définir les deux catégories…
CCNFSDU 2018: UNA OPORTUNIDAD PARA PROTEGER LA SALUD DE LOS NIÑOS En noviembre, el Comité del Codex sobre Nutrición y Alimentos para Regímenes Dietéticos Especiales continuará su revisión del Estándar de la Fórmula de Seguimiento. La consideración clave en la reunión de este año es si se deben definir ambas categorías de fórmulas de seguimiento como sustitutos de…
CCNFSDU 2018: AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROTECT CHILDREN’S HEALTH This November, the Codex Committee on Nutrition and Foods for Special Dietary Uses will continue its review of the Follow-Up Formula Standard. The key consideration at this year’s meeting is whether to define both categories of follow-up formula as breastmilk substitutes. In doing so, follow-up formula would…
Infant and young child nutrition advocates are invited to participate in a series of webinars to inform and prepare those interested in or attending the Codex Committee on Nutrition and Foods for Special Dietary Uses (CCNFSDU) meeting in Berlin from the 26th to the 30th November 2018. On the agenda of the meeting is the revision…
Cambodia Hosting an NGO Capacity Building Workshop in Celebration of World Breastfeeding Week 2018 In Cambodia, the National Nutrition Program, Helen Keller International and other Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Alliance members hosted the annual World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) celebration for the 4th year in a row. With current evidence indicating a decline in exclusive…
As part of Helen Keller International’s ARCH Project in Indonesia, a cross-sectional survey was carried out with 595 mothers of children 0-35 months residing and seeking child health services in 24 health facilities in Bandung City. Data were collected on mother and child characteristics, breastfeeding and the use of BMS, consumption of commercially produced food…
As part of Helen Keller International’s ARCH Project in Indonesia, a cross-sectional survey was carried out with 595 mothers of children 0-35 months residing and seeking child health services in 24 health facilities in Bandung City. Data were collected on mother and child characteristics, breastfeeding and the use of BMS, consumption of commercially produced food…
The World Health Organization’s International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes sets out restrictions on the marketing of infant formula and other products which replace mothers’ milk. The ARCH Project supports countries’ efforts to enforce and monitor the BMS Code at the national level. We have compiled our published resources on the BMS Code below…