21 Dec 2006
| by Robin Parker
Consumer group Which? has criticized Ofcom's proposed clampdown on junk food advertising
21 Dec 2006
| by by Alex Donohue
food during children's TV programmes as being 'completely flawed', adding that the measures...A report released by the group said that companies would still be able to advertise foods ...
food during children's TV programmes at the end of March 2007.
Which? has based its results on a ...
under the age of 16, would be affected.
Although Ofcom's junk food ban is expected to cost ...
29 Nov 2006
| by by Daniel Farey-Jones
LONDON - Swiss food company Emmi has appointed Response One to handle a direct marketing push
28 Nov 2006
| by James Livesley
TV's loss could be online's gain as far as junk food advertising goes. But have food brands...of new curbs placed on the advertising of junk
food to the under-16s. Yet, having only recently won a ...
spend will jump from 5% to
13%. This share would increase should junk-food advertisers move much ...
, overtly exploiting Ofcom's curbs on junk-food advertising on TV
could undermine Ofcom's case and put ...
28 Nov 2006
| by Steve Barratt
The move to extend the banning of junk-food advertising to include all TV shows that reach a high...Jowell in 2003 with
strengthening the regulation of food and drink advertising to children.
Its research found that TV ads have a direct effect on children's food
choices, although the regulator candidly ...
, food labelling, exercise and wider public understanding of
nutrition. According to a report by WPP ...
22 Nov 2006
Regulations, warnings and guidance are being added to the front of food packaging. Does it all help...and tips when making food choices. The clearer
the presentation of those facts on front of pack the better, because the
purchase decision on food shopping is a fast process. Health labelling on front of pack is valuable because it facilitates
informed brand and food choices. Consumers want useful and clear facts ...
21 Nov 2006
| by Ian Quinn
crackdown on junk food advertising will be withdrawn from traditional media altogether....represent about 4.6% of online advertising spend, with junk food a smaller subsection of that figure. In outdoor, food advertisers account for 5% of spend - around £38m a year. Wayne Arnold, Profero managing ...
buyers are predicting more activity in their patch from junk food advertisers, including advertorials ...
21 Nov 2006
| by Ian Quinn
Media agencies have begun planning the withdrawal of millions of pounds of junk food advertising...to ban advertising of junk food within dedicated children's programming, as had been widely expected ...
the health food lobby for a 9pm watershed. Shows that have under-16s among their audience that are 20 ...
21 Nov 2006
| by Olivia Solon
The Daily Telegraph is to publish its first biannual Food and Drink magazine on Saturday 25.... At 64 pages, Food and Drink is the largest launch issue so far in the
recent string of Telegraph ...
eight food and drink experts such
as Antonio Carluccio and River Cafe chef proprietors Rose Gray and Ruth
Rogers, setting out their Christmas food wish list, festive recipes, and
a guide to the best ...
21 Nov 2006
| by Ian Quinn
crackdown on junk food advertising will be withdrawn from traditional media altogether....." Consumer goods represent about 4.6% of online advertising spend, with
junk food a smaller subsection of that figure. In outdoor, food
advertisers account for 5% of spend - around £38m a year. Wayne Arnold ...
medium." Press buyers are predicting more activity in their patch from junk food
advertisers, including ...