Ah, it's not just the legal system that can notice something! Companies can be violating the Code without violating the law. 
If there's a particular company that I want to know about (for example because they are being considered for conference sponsorship), I contact ICDC who have the responsibility for monitoring the Code worldwide, and I ask them. As Marsha mentioned, things can change pretty quickly and any list would be incomplete.
Karleen Gribble
On 30/09/2011, at 10:53 PM, Elizabeth Brooks wrote:

> Pat asks if there is "a formal list of code violators."
> 
> Would that it were so easy.
> 
> To be technical about it .... (and please, everyone, finish reading the post
> before you lurch into paroxysms of rage) .... companies/marketers aren't
> "found"  to be violators by anyone, UNLESS they are doing their activities
> in countries that have legislated the WHO Code into law, and there are
> enforcement and sanctions provisions included, and the courts or health
> ministries in those coutnries have adjudged the marketers to have -- ta da
> -- violated their laws/regulations.
> 

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