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  • Lunch out today. Sandwich on soy and linseed bread at Sonoma. Fetta, leaves, red capsicum relish. And a coffee.
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Health organisations join together to ban junk food ads

Posted by kathryn in Junk Food and Labels & advertising

The calls for restrictions on junk foods advertising to kids are gaining momentum.

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Comments

Lucy 14 July, 2007

’Bout time too. Bring it on, I say.


Limes & Lycopene » Blog Archive » Food manufacturers ditching junk food ads 14 July, 2007

[…] The calls to ban junk food advertising to kids has been gaining momentum recently. With parents and medical bodies increasingly concerned about childhood obesity and health, preventing the marketing of foods high in fat, sugar and sodium to children is seen as one important step. […]


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