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Daily Archives: November 21, 2009
Marketing that kills babies: why I support the Nestle boycott
Nestle aggressively markets its infant formula in third world countries despite knowing that mothers lack clean water, money to buy enough, sterilization facilities, or even an ability to read basic product instructions. Continue reading
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