Report a WHO Code Breach

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* 1. Which category best describes the breach you are reporting?

Online or mobile advertisement (e.g. email, social media, website advertisement, text message)

Confusing or misleading labeling (including scientific claims)

Traditional advertisement (e.g. billboard, newspaper, magazine, catalogue, radio, television)

Confusing or misleading labeling (including scientific claims)

Special displays and expo stalls

Sponsorship of parenting clubs (including online)

Parent education provided or sponsored by manufactures or distributors of products covered by the WHO Code.

Free or discounted products for use in health facilities or healthcare work training facilities.

Financial inducements given to healthcare workers to explicitly promote products covered by the WHO Code. This includes sponsorship and other financial or in-kind inducements (such as free or low-cost training, travel or meals).

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Which type of product does the breach relate to?

Infant formula, specifically marketing for feeding children up to 12 months of age (includes any milks (or products that could be used to replace milk such as fortified soy milk)

Toddler milk drinks, specifically marketing for feeding children between 1 and 3 years old (includes any milks (or products that could be used to replace milk such as fortified soy milk)

Feeding bottles and teats

A food product recommended as suitable for babies under 6 months old (when exclusive milk feeds are recommended)

Other (please specify)

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* 3. If appropriate please upload a photo, image or screenshot of the breach you are reporting. Please try to capture as much information as possible in your photo if relevant - date and where it is. If not possible provide information in question 4.

A photo or image is optional, please be mindful of privacy regulations. File size is limited to 16MB

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* 4. Please provide any additional details of the breach. In instances where an image is not provided it is particular important to provide a detailed account of the breach to allow adequate assessment.