date:Mar 13, 2013
usiness activities such as formulating healthier products, making these products affordable and accessible to consumers, and marketing them appropriately, the A.T.N.I. report noted. As a result, all three companies are at the top of both the obesity and undernutrition sub-rankings, and they consistently perform at or near the top in almost all areas assessed by A.T.N.I.
Danone and Nestle fell short in the marketing of breast-milk substitutes, the report said.
Their reported lack of compliance