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20 Dec 2006
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Ofcom's junk food ad ban flawed according to Which?
21 Dec 2006 | by by Alex Donohue
. If Ofcom cannot rethink its approach in the face of industry pressure, the government needs to step ...
Absolut Vodka put up for sale in Swedish privatisation
18 Dec 2006 | by by Staff
STOCKHOLM - Absolut Vodka if to be sold by the Swedish government as part of its offloading of six
Advertiser of the year - Marks & Spencer
14 Dec 2006 | by by Staff
and eye tests. However, the Government's information specialist continues to display a youthfulness ...
Sector Insight: Bottled sauces - Sauces stifled by saturation
13 Dec 2006 | by Jane Bainbridge
THE BACKGROUND As with most food sectors, the bottled-sauces market has been the subject of healthy-eating concerns. In September, Calderdale Council in Halifax banned ketchup from the canteens of primary schools in its area, in response to government guidelines relating to products with a high salt ...
Backlash at defective model
29 Nov 2006
concerned that as the nutrient-profiling model has now been officially accepted by a government body ...
Sector Insight: Slimming products - Healthy eating dents sales
29 Nov 2006 | by Jane Bainbridge
obesity levels are rocketing and governments have been forced to deploy the 'food police' with increasing ...
Perspective - Why adland must learn from the junk-food adban
24 Nov 2006 | by by Claire Beale
are likely to come under scrutiny in the Government's fat-fighting crusade. The Department of Health ... now leap into action and step up their campaign. It would be ridiculous for the Government ...
Ofcom's ad ban: Online media plots self-imposed ban
24 Nov 2006
-empt Government plans to extend the junk-food ruling into other media....to thwart Government plans to hold a review in the next two years of non-broadcast and broadcast media. Ofcom said the Government will watch how advertisers respond to the Ofcom ruling and monitor if spend ... that they do not want to attract unwanted attention from the Government, are not planning to capitalise ...
Ofcom's ad ban: Govt allows one year for Ofcom ad curbs to work
24 Nov 2006 | by Our Parliamentary correspondent
The Government will give Ofcom's new curbs on junk-food ads about a year to work before deciding whether to opt for a full ban before the 9pm watershed. Ministers have welcomed the regulator's tougher ... ." Gordon Brown, who could be the prime minister when the Government's final decision is made, praised Ofcom ...
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