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VEX HC (AUS) - 'Bite Back' NZ Tour with Brawler & Amanaki - Big Fan, Auckland - Vimarsana News

VEX HC (AUS) - 'Bite Back' NZ Tour with Brawler & Amanaki - Big Fan, Auckland

VEX HC (AUS) - 'Bite Back' NZ Tour with Brawler & Amanaki, Big Fan, Auckland Sun, 03 March - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Majority of food giants' profit in UK comes from junk food - Vimarsana News

Majority of food giants' profit in UK comes from junk food

Companies are responsible for 90% of online advertising spending on chocolate, crisps, biscuits and ice cream

Campaigners 'name and shame' firms over junk food portfolios | Clacton and Frinton Gazette - Vimarsana News

Campaigners 'name and shame' firms over junk food portfolios | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

A study claims seven of the 10 biggest food manufacturers made 68 of their packaged food and drink sales in the UK in 2022 from junk food.

Bite Back: Youth campaign shames companies over junk food products - Vimarsana News

Bite Back: Youth campaign shames companies over junk food products

Activists in the UK call out firms like Ferrero and Mondelez that cash in on selling unhealthy food to children. Youth campaign group Bite Back, founded by…

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Not fancy making your own lunch then? College student wildly claims there's 'nothing to eat except McDonald's and Greggs' for lunch - but critics say he is just 'making excuses' - Vimarsana News

Not fancy making your own lunch then? College student wildly claims there's 'nothing to eat except McDonald's and Greggs' for lunch - but critics say he is just 'making excuses'

The unidentified college student said it was a 'problem' that there is 'nowhere' for him to go apart from the two chains for food in a clip shared on BBC Radio 4.