I thought that this idea was pretty original: A business in Indonesia has begun to offer a courier service for pumped breastmilk.
The service was launched in 2010 by Fikri Nauval, owner of a cargo and document shipping business, who said he was inspired by his wife's using one of his motorcycle riders to send her breast milk home to their baby after she had to return to work.
He charges 30,000 to 40,000 rupiah ($3.30 to $4.40) a trip, keeping track of traffic conditions and the best routes for drivers to take using a GPS map on a computer.
Pretty expensive, especially for a developing country, but I guess for some babies only the best will do!
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