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Should Milk Banks Represent the Interests of Donors?

2/11/2021

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By: Elena Medo, CEO Medolac

We are advocates for a global effort to significantly reform milk banking practices by supporting the development of independent breast milk cooperatives, owned by nursing mothers, as an important framework to help ensure that donor interests are not marginalized. Unlike ad hoc breast milk donations, donor milk cooperatives are, "based on the principles of empowerment, education, and community.  Co-ops operate laterally promoting participation, both within their own organization, and through a focus on community interaction, and support." (learn more about cooperatives at the Co-operative Learning Center www.learningcentre.coop)

At Medolac, our corporate policy is to support the formation of independent donor milk cooperatives that first and foremost represent the interests of donors, enabling an environment where the highest standards in health, safety and wellness for donors and infants can be maintained.  We believe that by developing and running our business in a responsible, ethical and transparent manner, we will create an ample and affordable supply of donor milk to serve the 15 million preterm babies in need throughout the world.   

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