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Through the Nestle Coordination Center for Nutrition, Nestle set up a special Commission to monitor whether the company was following a marketing code for infant formula established by the World Health Organization. The formation of this Commission was a high‐risk innovative move on Nestle's part. The result has been that this Commission was instrumental in settling the controversy surrounding Nestle's marketing of the formula in Third World countries.

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