Senate Panel Orders Warnings on Formula Milk Ads
Most outlets highlighted the Senate committee’s directive for mandatory health warnings on infant formula advertisements, comparing them to cigarette-style warnings. One outlet noted the financial scale of formula milk consumption in Pakistan, while another focused on the regulatory action and its implications for advertisers. Both emphasized the regulatory move but varied slightly in framing its significance.
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‘No Substitute for Breast Milk’: Formula Milk Ads under fire as Senators seek Cigarette-Style Warnings
Pakistanis spend over $850 million on formula milk (annual basis) ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s infant formula advertisers could face mandatory health warnings, fines or a possible ban after a Senate committee directed media regulator to ensure their commercials clearly state that there is no substitute for breast milk. Senate Standing Committee on National Health Services issued […]
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Senate Panel Directs PEMRA to Add Warnings to Formula Milk Ads
A Senate committee has directed Pakistan’s electronic media regulator to enforce mandatory health warnings in infant formula advertisements, raising concerns… Read More
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