Victory imminent on product placement? - According to today’s Guardian, the Government is about to announce that the Children’s Food Campaign and our supporters have won a major victory to protect young people from product placement of junk food:
Parents furious over 'hypocrisy' of cereal ad - Read The Independent article about Change4Life-partner Kellogg's outrageous adverts encouraging children to eat Coco Pops after school.
Children’s Food Campaign response to ASA ruling on Heinz Nurture products - The Children’s Food Campaign welcomes the ASA’s ruling that Heinz did not have enough evidence to claim that its Nurture infant formula and milk supports children's immunity and development.
Government’s food 'vision' offers only more of the same - The Government’s Food 2030 report was slammed today by campaigners for failing dismally to tackle the unsustainable nature of our food and farming system.
Thank you to everyone who responded to the consultation on product placement: Children’s Food Campaign supporters sent over 1000 responses to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport calling for the children to continue to be protected from product placement of junk food. To learn more and stay updated on the campaign, visit our product placement page.
The Campaign wants to improve young people’s health and well-being through better food – and food teaching – in schools and by protecting children from junk food marketing. We are supported by over 300 organisations and 12,000 members of the public.
The Children’s Food Campaign wants:
We believe that these ideas will help to solve the current crisis in children’s diets. Find out more.

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