NEWS: NFA renews pressure on food ads
15 Dec 1995 | by JOHN TYLEE
Advertisers with products aimed at children are bracing themselves against the threat of new curbs in Britain and across Europe.
TBWA s ten-year hold on Evian in the UK appears under threat following a decision by the French mineral water brand to put the advertising on test against the equivalent created in France by Euro RSCG.
Advertisers with products aimed at children are bracing themselves against the threat of new curbs in Britain and across Europe.
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