DH saw a poster for infant formula in a shop, went in and told them he would be reporting them.
I am not, and will never be anti formula. I am pro bf, if it's possible. If it's not, well, aren't we lucky we live in a country where formula is readily available on every supermarket shelf.
What? I'm confused. Why report a poster about infant formula then? If anything, I'd be complaining about the toddler formula ads trying to trick mothers into believing their kids NEED whatever's in that stuff. Whereas, in certain situations, infant formula is neccesary. Information should be freely available, IMO.

Not trying to be argumentative, just giving my POV. Sorry to single you out in particular PZ, but your statements confuse me. We're lucky to live in a country where the product is freely available, but sadly the information is not.

Anyway I'm a tad off topic. Just re-iterating that toddler formula is completely unneccesary, and it's annoying that they can advertise THAT, but not infant formula.... which is neccesary in some circumstances. I'm repeating myself! Coffee time!