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Response to the Infant Nutrition Council Limited application for authorisation A91506 and A91507, Marketing in Australia of Infant Formula: Manufacturers and Importers Agreement (MAIF Agreement)

Author/s (editor/s):

Smith, Julie
Salmon, Libby
Baker, Phillip

Publication year:

2015

Publication type:

Government and community sector reports

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Smith, J, Salmon, L, Baker, P 2015, ‘Response to the Infant Nutrition Council Limited application for authorisation A91506 and A91507, Marketing in Australia of Infant Formula: Manufacturers and Importers Agreement (MAIF Agreement)’, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Canberra.

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Response to the Infant Nutrition Council Limited application for authorisation A91506 and A91507, Marketing in Australia of Infant Formula: Manufacturers and Importers Agreement (MAIF Agreement)