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Anusha Bradley

Anusha Bradley

Verified

Investigative Journalist, Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

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Total articles 792

  • Formula firms fight against expanded online ad ban despite WHO warnings

    By Anusha Bradley Verified| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified Baby formula companies tried to convince the government to resist an expanded global ban on internet marketing of infant milk, despite evidence that online advertising was discouraging mums from breastfeeding. The former chief executive of the local formula industry body even met with diplomats based at the World Trade Organisation in Geneva to raise its concerns, documents obtained by RNZ under the Official Information Act show.

    By Anusha Bradley Verified · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Government considers u-turn on baby formula rules after industry shift

    By Anusha Bradley Verified| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified The government is considering signing up to Trans-Tasman rules on baby formula - after rejecting them amid industry lobbying. This potential policy shift follows a change of heart from formula companies, including major players Danone and The a2 Milk Company, who had previously campaigned against the standards.

    By Anusha Bradley Verified · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Formula firms fight against expanded online ad ban despite WHO warnings

    By Anusha Bradley Verified| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified Baby formula companies tried to convince the government to resist an expanded global ban on internet marketing of infant milk, despite evidence that online advertising was discouraging mums from breastfeeding. The former chief executive of the local formula industry body even met with diplomats based at the World Trade Organisation in Geneva to raise its concerns, documents obtained by RNZ under the Official Information Act show.

    By Anusha Bradley Verified · Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand

+64 4-474 1999