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Nutricia is still the name in the UK. They produce Aptamil and Cow & Gate artificial milks. Interestingly, Aptamil is marketed an the higher socioeconomic areas while C&G is marketed at the lower end; and most people don't realise they're the same company. Between them and SMA, they control most of the UK formula market. 

An American in the East of England,

Amanda Smith, RN (Child) - NICU, IBCLC 

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