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Join the Discussion: Does a Ban on Snack Bars in New Residential Areas Like in Haarlem Go Too Far?

Summary by De Telegraaf
In Haarlem, the city council decided last week that no snack bars or fast-food chains may open in the future 'Hart voor Oostpoort' neighborhood. This ban on snack bars is intended to combat obesity. What do you think of such a ban: do you understand this measure, or is it paternalism?

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Join the Discussion: Does a Ban on Snack Bars in New Residential Areas Like in Haarlem Go Too Far?

In Haarlem, the city council decided last week that no snack bars or fast-food chains may open in the future 'Hart voor Oostpoort' neighborhood. This ban on snack bars is intended to combat obesity. What do you think of such a ban: do you understand this measure, or is it paternalism?

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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