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This, they said, would be the year HFSS regulations killed Christmas adverts. M&S chairman Archie Norman even warned the festive ads might disappear altogether. Lidl GB chief Ryan McDonnell echoed ...

We are a team of writers, experimenters and researchers providing you with the best advice with zero bias or partiality. As of 1 October 2025, England’s “out-of-home” food and drink sector can no ...

Creators, their agencies and brand partners have just two months to get on board with incoming less healthy food (LHF) paid media restrictions. But after speaking to industry experts, there is still ...

Despite covering some ultra-processed foods, the UK’s HFSS rules leave millions of daily calories unregulated, researchers say it’s time to rethink policy and tackle additives head-on. Study: Overlap ...

Food and drink makers have long been preparing for the UK’s incoming promotions ban on products high in fat, sugar or salt (HFSS). And now, it’s being ditched. Greenlight for junk food buy-one-get-one ...

NEW DELHI: A coalition of India’s 29 leading public health and consumer organisations on Tuesday urged the centre to mandate front-of-pack warning labels on pre-packaged food and beverage products ...

Government plans to ban TV advertising for products high in fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) before 9pm will be delayed until January 2026, following concerns from food and media brands and confusion over ...

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Multiple UK governments have been intent on reducing the number of “paid” TV and online ads targeted to children selling products you’ll hear described as junk food, “less healthy products,” or, most ...