found at Cheetham Hill branch at the end of the aisle facing the pharmacy.
All comments (19)
meloorsna
13 Feb 161#1
new SMA is out same price but 100gm less
kwesleyb
13 Feb 16#2
Isn't this illegal to have any reduction and a pos on/near baby milk?...
ACIDFORUMS to kwesleyb
13 Feb 16#6
really? How come?
hannah2012
13 Feb 16#3
only on baby milk it's illegal, toddler milk or next stage is fine for promotions etc
westgirlz
13 Feb 16#4
Anyone know if this is nationwide?
TPLSC
13 Feb 161#5
Got some in southport, Its the older style hence reduced, was on its own in reduced section shelf said £9.75 scanned at £4.75
amanda_mcd
13 Feb 16#7
Any formula designed for under 6 months cannot be advertised or sold at a discount or have store points earned on them or spent on them. I believe the aim is to encourage breastfeeding.
Vixlucy81
14 Feb 161#8
From the baby milk action website:
Protecting breastfeeding
There is no food more locally produced or sustainable than breastmilk. A breastfed child is less likely to suffer from gastroenteritis, respiratory and ear infections, diabetes, allergies and other illnesses. In areas with unsafe water a bottle-fed child is up to 25 times more likely to die as a result of diarrhoea.
Breastfeeding saves lives – and could save more. Estimates in 2013 suggest 11.6% of under-5 deaths could be prevented by breastfeeding. The World Health Organisation (WHO) says: ‘Globally, breastfeeding has the potential to prevent about 800,000 under-five deaths per year if all children 0–23 months were optimally breastfed.’
That is why a marketing code was introduced in 1981 to regulate the marketing of breastmilk substitutes. Companies continue to violate its provisions – see examples here. Find out how Baby Milk Action works to stop them and how you can help.
Protecting babies fed on formula
Breastmilk substitutes are legitimate products for when a child is not breastfed and does not have access to expressed or donor breastmilk. Companies should comply with composition and labelling requirements and other Code requirements to reduce risks – independently of government measures. Parents have a right to accurate, independent information.
See our poster for sources of independent information on formula for health workers – UNICEF and Department of Health in the UK have produced a guide for parents.
Baby Milk Action is not anti-baby milk. Our work protects all mothers and infants from irresponsible marketing.
jeps1 to Vixlucy81
14 Feb 161#13
Each to their own. No need to preach, the government is doing enough of that as it is
mikki777
14 Feb 16#9
COLD, as £1 for the same milk in Tesco Salisbury after further reductions.
Doods1875 to mikki777
14 Feb 16#11
Smashing - thanks for that pearler. Salisbury's only about 400 miles down the road from me, might pop out later.......
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Protecting breastfeeding
There is no food more locally produced or sustainable than breastmilk. A breastfed child is less likely to suffer from gastroenteritis, respiratory and ear infections, diabetes, allergies and other illnesses. In areas with unsafe water a bottle-fed child is up to 25 times more likely to die as a result of diarrhoea.
Breastfeeding saves lives – and could save more. Estimates in 2013 suggest 11.6% of under-5 deaths could be prevented by breastfeeding. The World Health Organisation (WHO) says: ‘Globally, breastfeeding has the potential to prevent about 800,000 under-five deaths per year if all children 0–23 months were optimally breastfed.’
That is why a marketing code was introduced in 1981 to regulate the marketing of breastmilk substitutes. Companies continue to violate its provisions – see examples here. Find out how Baby Milk Action works to stop them and how you can help.
Protecting babies fed on formula
Breastmilk substitutes are legitimate products for when a child is not breastfed and does not have access to expressed or donor breastmilk. Companies should comply with composition and labelling requirements and other Code requirements to reduce risks – independently of government measures. Parents have a right to accurate, independent information.
See our poster for sources of independent information on formula for health workers – UNICEF and Department of Health in the UK have produced a guide for parents.
Baby Milk Action is not anti-baby milk. Our work protects all mothers and infants from irresponsible marketing.