A breast milk substitutes (BMS) act has been in existence in Bangladesh since 1984. Even before this BMS act was strengthened in 2013, the Bangladesh Paediatric Association, the Bangladesh Neonatal Forum, the Bangladesh Perinatal Society, as well as the Obstetric Gynaecology Society of Bangladesh had stopped taking financial support from BMS producers. This is despite the fact that Bangladesh is a low-to-middle-income country with a gross domestic product per capita that is 36-times less than that of the UK.
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