Government plans to ban TV advertising for products high in fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) before 9pm will be delayed until ...

Formal laws banning online and pre-watershed junk food advertising will now not come into force until 2026, however, ...

Just as public health campaigns took aim at tobacco marketing to protect the next generation, a similar reckoning with junk food advertising may now be overdue. The evidence is mounting that even ...

sets them up for a lifetime of health problems, and costs the NHS billions. This Government is taking action now to end the targeting of junk food ads at kids, across both TV and online.’ ...

Any food and drink labelled "less healthy" by a government scoring system considering salt, fat, sugar, and protein content won't be able to advertise. While plain porridge oats retain ad ...

More than a third of 10- and 11-year-olds leave primary school at future risk of food-related ill health. The government’s move to introduce long-awaited restrictions on the advertising of less ...

The British government will implement a ban on junk food advertisements being shown on TV before 9:00 p.m., starting in the fall of 2025. A British Department for Health and Social Care ...

The World Health Organization (WHO ... two and 11 years of age are continuously exposed to nearly 4,000 food-related advertisements each year that encourage the consumption of food products ...

The restrictions affect advertising for less healthy food or drink on television between 5.30am and 9pm, alongside paid-for advertising online at any time. Other types of advertising, such as ...

The study analyzed the salt and nutritional content of foods advertised during televised professional football games and the health implications these advertisements may have for consumer behavior, ...

Legislation around advertising less healthy foods is planned to come into force in October 2025 / Adobe Stock The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has proposed an amendment to the government ...

Wirral Council's new policy bans advertisements for foods high in fat, sugar, and salt (HFSS) from all council-owned platforms and spaces. Wirral joins 22 other local authorities in England, including ...