Absolutely, and the article does state that it was originally designed to save lives of orphaned children and the same would apply now. There is a huge rift in the breastfeeding world with nestle in particular with it's marketing of forumla in third world countries. What apparently happened was mothers would give birth and the doctors would get huge pay offs to hand them formula samples. They would feed their babies this formula, get home with milk dried up and no choice but to bottlefeed - but they also had no money to buy the formula they were so poor. They apparently also had big marketing campaigns for formula that translated into 'Be like your western cousins' in regards to formula feeding. So they have done the dirty, and now they are paying for it. In third world countries, they desperately need to be breastfeeding their babies where possible, to protect them from the many diseases that are so prevalent. There is an organisation who have even started a Nestle boycott some time ago. I also once had a Nestle ad on the site, for a lifestyle survey before I knew of all this, I got emails of complaints for supporting them from a few people, given the nature of my site.