Pātiki and Waharua Kōpito patterns
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About the WHO Code
The process, requirements for the Ministry, review and evaluation of the WHO Code in New Zealand. -
Background to the breast-milk substitutes code
New Zealand adopted the International Code in 1983. A voluntary, self-regulatory implementation and monitoring process was set up in 1997. -
Breast-milk substitute publications
Publications relating to breast-milk publications. -
Breast-milk substitute questions and answers
Questions and answers relating to breast milk substitutes and the WHO Code. -
WHO International Code
Read the code in its entirety, this page also has links to a Q&A. -
Code of practice for health workers
The Health Workers’ Code represents part of the New Zealand response to international recommendations and the Ministry’s strategic objectives. -
Infant Nutrition Council Code of Practice for the Marketing of Infant Formula in New Zealand
The Infant Nutrition Council (INC) Code of Practice (2012) applies to the marketing of infant formula products suitable for infants up to 12 months. -
Commerce Commission authorisation to extend marketing restrictions
Information pertaining to an extension of a commerce commission decision relating to breast milk substitutions for children aged 6-12 months.