This document provides further documentation of violations of the International Code of Marketing Breastmilk Substitutes in Greece. It includes examples of false health claims made by various formula companies, pictures of children on formula labels aimed at newborns, and products marketed for infants under 4 months of age. The document also shares complaints from women about the lack of breastfeeding promotion and support in Greek hospitals, including not being able to room-in with or feed their babies for long periods after birth. One example given is a pre-printed formula prescription with no option to breastfeed from a pediatrician at a maternity clinic.