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Australia may ban infant formula advertising. Here’s what the online ads actually say

  • Written by Madeleine Stirling, Research Assistant, ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making & Society, The University of Melbourne
Australia may ban infant formula advertising. Here’s what the online ads actually sayHan Nguyen/Pexels

Recently, the federal government released a consultation paper seeking input on whether it should introduce legislation to prevent or restrict infant formula marketing in Australia. The consultation is open for submissions until April 10.

Until February 2025, Australian formula brands were under a voluntary agreement not to...

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