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Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising' - Vimarsana News

Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising'

The Government has a duty of care to ensure companies stop profiting from “harming” children with unhealthy food and misleading advertisements, health campaigners have said.Youth campaign […]

Slap black octagons on junk food to show how unhealthy they are, say top diet experts who warn miracle weight loss jabs 'aren't the answer' to UK's obesity crisis - Vimarsana News

Slap black octagons on junk food to show how unhealthy they are, say top diet experts who warn miracle weight loss jabs 'aren't the answer' to UK's obesity crisis

Dr Chris van Tulleken, associate professor at University College London, said the food industry was acting in a similar way to big tobacco by selling addictive products.

Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising' - Vimarsana News

Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising'

Youth campaign group Bite Back believes the Government and food corporations have a collective responsibility for the health of young people.

Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising' - Vimarsana News

Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising'

Youth campaign group Bite Back believes the Government and food corporations have a collective responsibility for the health of young people.

Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising' - Vimarsana News

Food firms 'harming children with unhealthy products and misleading advertising'

Youth campaign group Bite Back believes the Government and food corporations have a collective responsibility for the health of young people.

Source: lbc.co.uk