ALERT CENTER: WHO reports extent of exploitative formula milk marketing
The WHO says based on the data from internet searches and history, they learn more about the person and target the adds.
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Apr 29, 2022, 11:41 AM
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Updated 819 days ago
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386ds agoThe World
Health Organization is revealing the shocking extent of exploitative formula
milk marketing.
The
formula milk industry, valued at $55 billion, is paying social media platforms
and influencers to gain direct access to pregnant women and mothers, WHO
reports.
The WHO
says based on the data from internet searches and history, they learn more
about the person and target the adds.