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Not that I don't believe the story but it would be great to have a link to this to read more about it. I googled for a bit but couldn't find anything.
by dgrant 16y ago
Not that I don't believe the story but it would be great to have a link to this to read more about it. I googled for a bit but couldn't find anything.
- sstrudeau 16y agoThis would seem to be a good place to start: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3%A9_boycott http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nestl%C3%A9_boycott
- dgrant 16y agoThere is mention of accusations of Nestle giving away free powder for a limited time, but no specific story and Nestle denies the allegations. Why would someone accept free formula over free breast milk? No one would be dumb enough to think that the free formula would last forever. While I don't deny that Nestle gave out free formula, I'm not convinced that new mothers switched to it en masse only to later realize (after their breast milk stopped flowing) that they'd have to pay to get more.