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Report Violations International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes and relevant WHA resolutions
1. Name
2. Email
3. Affiliations
4.City/Country
5. Short description of the violation
6. When was the violation being observed?

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Date
7. Where did violation take place? (place, city and country)
8. Brand name
9. Company name
10. Type of product

A. Infant formula (including special formula) (or Stage 1)B. Follow-up formula (or Stage 2)C. Growing-up milk (or Stage 3)D. Feeding bottle and teatE. *Complementary foods or beverages / foods for infants and young children (E.g. cereals, fruit/vegetables/meat puree, juice, tea, and mineral water) *See notes belowF. Commercial milk formula for pregnant and lactating women
10a. Specify
*For complementary foods/ foods for infants and young children, check if:
- the product is marketed or represented as suitable for below 6 months
- the product includes a statement on the importance of continued breastfeeding for up to two years or beyond and the importance of not introducing complementary feeding before 6 months of age
- there is any text or image that undermines breastfeeding
- the product is promoted in healthcare facilities, regardless of age indication
- the labelling and packaging ook similar to breastmilk substitute products(cross-promotion)
(any of the above constitutes a violation of the 2016 WHO Guidance)
11. Type of violations

A. Advertisement: mass media, print, digital platforms/social media, billboards, or other channelsB. Company contact with pregnant women and mothers: in person, via internet, social media or phone appC. Free samplesD. Donation of BMS or complementary food products to health facilities or in emergenciesE. Gift to mothersF. Inadequate labelingG. Promotion in shopsH. SponsorshipI. Others
11a. Specify
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Report Violations International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes and relevant WHA resolutions