EU: EU tightens rules on children's marketing
By Keith Nuthall | 31 March 2010
The EU Council of Ministers has ruled that dairy manufacturers cannot use labels that claim that their products strengthen children's teeth.
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The EU Council of Ministers has ruled that dairy manufacturers cannot use labels that claim that their products strengthen children's teeth.
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