Children’s advertising – a question of proportion
Research published yesterday by the UK consumer organisation Which? shows that regulations to prevent the advertising of junk food to…
Research published yesterday by the UK consumer organisation Which? shows that regulations to prevent the advertising of junk food to children are not applicable to the TV programmes attracting the largest audiences of under-tens. This anomaly goes to the heart of the key moral question posed by such regulation, Ben Cooper writes, while the findings may well make further regulation more likely.
Research published yesterday by the UK consumer organisation Which? shows that regulations to prevent the advertising of junk food to…
Children in the UK are still exposed to TV adverts promoting “junk food”, according to consumer campaigners.
A self-regulatory initiative by 11 food and beverage companies launched in the US last week has received a mixed response…
Delivering its final statement on the advertising of food and drink products to children, the UK’s Ofcom has extended proposed…
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