As an RN and IBCLC, it has long been known that Nestle did not conform to the WHO CODE for pushing infant formula. Not that the WHO means anything these days, but back in the 1980’s it did, just like doctors and hospitals had a degree of importance and knowledge, or so we thought! All of the formula companies use deceptive advertising, and push formula as equal to mother’s breast milk, as well as imply baby formula is an acceptable alternative to breast milk. They distribute unsolicited “free“ samples that cause parents to succumb to use when parenting gets difficult and babies are crying. I am not blaming parents-when you are desperate to stop the crying you will try anything. Pediatricians and formula companies, family and friends subscribe to the myth of formula and breast milk being equivalent, which they are not. That is why I am exceedingly suspect regarding a Bill Gates’s launch of a breast milk company. We always made our own baby food, breast fed, etc. With the FDA and PHARMA being in each other’s pocket, regulation and recall have gone by the wayside. However, with all that being said, I am not sure this was a White Hat event without proof. I think it is more like a false flag to cause parental panic and desperation, just like with Covid, food shortages, water shortage, rising gas prices, disruption of all means of travel.