this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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Nestlé is responsible for misleading African mothers into thinking formula is better than their own breast milk. They lied to expectant mothers just to sell formula.
Was a golden strategy though, give young mothers just enough formula to "try out" so they stop producing milk themselves and now they have to buy their formula. How could there be anything wrong with that? /s