‘With Labour, retailers will be able to accept loyalty cards and vouchers as payment for infant formula to help families feed their children.'
New parents have taken desperate measures to afford the essential product Following reports of parents stealing vital baby formula and baby banks suffering shortages of the product, the shadow secretary of state for health and social care has told Metro that Labour backs calls for the government to scrap guidelines surrounding how infant formula can be bought.
Iceland boss Richard Walker says retailers need to ‘do our part’ Some babies can’t drink breast milk and some parents can’t breastfeed or produce enough to nourish their babies Iceland’s executive chairman Richard Walker, says ‘bold action’ from ‘joint forces’ is integral for any change. He told Metro.co.uk: ‘I welcome the decision from the Labour Party to back the Formula for Change campaign.
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