Government signals tougher crackdown on junk food advertising to children
The updated nutrient profiling model aims to reduce childhood obesity by an estimated 170,000 cases by tightening advertising and supermarket promotion rules for less-healthy foods.
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Government signals tougher crackdown on junk food advertising to children
A newly published updated nutrient profiling model will bring more food products into the ‘less healthy’ category. The Government has signalled a tougher crackdown on the advertising of junk food to children, just weeks after stricter new rules came into effect. It has published an updated nutrient profiling model (NPM), which is used to calculate which products fall into the “less healthy” category and the associated restrictions on advertising…
Our response to publication of the updated NPM | World Cancer Research Fund
Today the UK Government published a long-awaited update to the Nutrient Profile Model (NPM) – a quiet but powerful public health tool that is central to cancer prevention and tackling diet-related diseases. NPMs are used to assess how healthy foods are, classifying products as healthier or less healthy (often referred to as HFSS – high in fat, salt and sugar). While no system is perfect, the NPM is critical because it underpins food policy, dete…
Food Industry Raises Concerns After Publication Of Updated NPM That Could Lead To Tighter Promo And Ad Restrictions
The government has published an updated nutrient profiling model (NPM), which could be used to extend the scope of the current junk food advertising ban and in-store promotion restrictions. The NPM is used to calculate which products fall into the (more…) The post Food Industry Raises Concerns After Publication Of Updated NPM That Could Lead To Tighter Promo And Ad Restrictions appeared first on KamCity.
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