Sentences with phrase «on junk food marketing»

The government's measures, centred on the sugar tax announced by George Osborne in March, rely on voluntary action by the food and drink industry and are shorn of any restrictions on junk food marketing and advertising.

The main criticisms of the government's measures have largely centred on the voluntary action by the food and drink industry and the absence of any restrictions on junk food marketing and advertising.

Not exact matches

Though the celebration didn't last long, we couldn't find any raw chocolates on the market that gave us that delicious, nostalgic satisfaction that we got from eating our favorite junk food chocolate as kids.

Last week, First Lady Michelle Obama and the USDA made headlines by announcing a proposal to ban the marketing of junk food and sugary beverages on school campuses.

A few weeks ago I told you about the newly released, proposed USDA rules which would use district wellness policies as a vehicle to curb junk food and beverage marketing on school campuses.

And remember the recent, landmark inter-agency effort to issue voluntary guidelines on the marketing of junk food to kids?

The Committee also recommends that the State party introduce higher taxes on junk foods and sugary drinks and consider adopting strict regulations on the marketing of such products, while ensuring improved access to healthy diets.

Via healthy vending machines, healthy micro markets, and other innovative automated retail technologies, HUMAN delivers on its vision to «make healthy food more convenient than junk food.»

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I share her concern that health advocates will focus too much on marketing healthy snacks to kids instead of taking steps to end the marketing of junk food to kids.

THE CUPCAKES ARE SAFE: The Department of Agriculture does not intend its proposed rules on the marketing or sale of junk foods in schools to prohibit class treats, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said during a hearing held by the House appropriations agriculture subcommittee Friday.

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The historic rise in childhood obesity has absolutely nothing to do with: federal corn subsidies which unnaturally render junk food and fast food the cheaper option for many consumers; the food industry's intense focus on making junk food hyper - palatable; the almost $ 2 billion spent each year to aggressively market junk food to kids: the growing ubiquity of junk food in outlets which formerly never sold food (Michael's craft stores, fabric stores, car washes, etc.); or a host of other factors.

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The following is a summary of my talk on the recent failed attempt by the federal government to rein in junk food marketing to children, and why it's time to set a new and much bolder course to fix this problem.

There is a huge amount of gluten - free junk food on the market.

There are plenty of low - carbohydrate junk foods on the market that are not good for your body.

The Focus: Understanding the politics of food, taxes on junk food, marketing claims, revolving door of government and lobbyists, and effective strategies to create change in food policy and safety.

You don't have to shop at the Whole Foods Market (where you can easily overindulge on all their varieties of processed vegan junk food) and while organic and non-GMO products are great you don't have to stick to only these food items.

I plan to continue to be a supporter of Integrative Medicine and aspire to help make some changes around junk food marketing to children on Capitol Hill.

There are now many vegan junk and processed foods on the market, enabling anyone to eat crap and still be vegan.

There are so many types of «health bars» on the market today, how do you know if you're actually buying something healthy or junk food in disguise?

Most «fiber» products on the market are merely junk foods high in non-fermentable roughage fibers.

If you're really serious about losing weight, then you'll need to change the messages you're getting on what to eat: pack away the cookbooks, get some healthy meal cookbooks on your coffee table, get rid of the tubs of ice - cream and muffin mix, watch the healthy eating channels, skip the junk food TV commercials and ignore the marketing by focusing on your weight loss goals.

The most common complaints about marketing to children center on specific products such as violent media, alcohol, tobacco, and, most recently, junk food.

Professionals like veterinarians know that there is a lot of «junk food» on the market.

Thanks for promoting healthy cat food in your article and not junk like meow mix & others on the market.

There's so much junk on the market, even under names which USED TO BE good quality foods.

Cooking classes, markets, shopping, rice paddies, the beach, the food, sailing on a junk!

Oh yes, it was another IOM report, this one focused entirely on food marketing to children, from 2005, which reviewed the science showing a clear connection between junk food marketing and children's dietary habits.

Unfortunately, as with many market places a race to the bottom on fees can be created which can lead to the loss of quality, specialism and expertise; it is the ADR equivalent of junk food.