Junk food advertising faces ruling on marketing to children
- The body responsible for setting UK advertising rules is to launch a public consultation that will evaluate whether a ban on advertising junk food to children online, in the press, on billboards and poster sites should be introduced.
- looking at the introduction of tighter rules on how food and drinks high in fat, salt and sugar are marketed to children.
- Last year, there were 13,477 complaints about 10,202 digital ads in the UK.
- In addition, The use of celebrities and licensed characters are banned from junk food ads targeting younger children, and ads are not allowed to encourage “pester power”.
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