Food Standards Agency 'full of it' by MWO

2.0 2 Votes

MWO has unveiled a new campaign for the FSA that singles out bread, cereals and pasta sauces as products that can contain unhealthy levels of salt.

The £3million salt awareness campaign, which has angered a number of food manufacturers, aims to reduce the publics daily consumption of salt to 6g by next year.

Share On:

Released: 05 October 2009

Related Creative:

Credits

Copywriter
Martyn Smith

Art Director
Jo Webb

Designer
Dan Edwards

blog comments powered by Disqus

Related News

Cereal manufacturers urge FSA to abandon salt campaign

Cereal manufacturers urge FSA to abandon salt campaign

LONDON - Cereal manufacturers such as Kellogg and Weetabix are making a last-ditch effort to convince the Food Standard Agency to abandon plans for a series of ads warning about the risks of eating too much salt.

The Week: Advertising news - FSA ruling 'baffles' Kellogg

Kellogg has branded as "baffling" a decision by the Food Standards Agency to retain a controversial element of its nutrient profiling model governing which products can be advertised around children's programmes.