The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is looking to extend the effect of its restrictions on the advertising of infant and toddler formula. As of now, the Marketing in Australia of Infant Formula: Manufacturers and Importers Agreement (MAIF) will apply until July 2024, and was put in place to protect the rates of breastfeeding in the country and to promote its public health benefits.
When it comes to baby food, health concerns among consumers are at their highest as they look to ensure that their baby is only receiving the highest quality food and drink, without any harmful adulterants or chemicals. In an effort to allay the concerns of parents, brands such as Danone’s Aptamil have started introducing QR codes on their packaging.
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Baby Food Packaging
This is the aggregation of dried, milk formula, prepared, and other baby food.
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