The UK's junk food ad ban is now in force. Drawing on international comparisons, New Food Deputy Editor Ben Cornwell examines ...

Every few years, a familiar policy reflex returns: ban advertising and hope the problem goes away.The UK has now pushed ahead ...

Britain shut down junk-food ads for kids. In the U.S., cultural pressure is catching up, says Center for Science in the ...

This month, Britain began enforcing a nationwide ban on advertising foods high in fat, salt or sugar on television before 9 p ...

Similar moves have already been introduced in two of our local authority areas ...

A ban on ads featuring High-Fat, Salt and Sugar products, also known as the Less Healthy Food ad ban, rolled out in the UK ...

Junk Food Ad Ban Could Prevent 20,000 Childhood Obesity Cases, Experts Say ...

From today, any junk food or drink – high in fat, salt and sugar – can no longer be advertised on UK television before 9pm, and cannot be advertised online at any time.

Liverpool City Region is set to clampdown on junk food and high sugar drink advertising across publicly owned assets.

The government projects the ban will prevent nearly 20,000 cases of childhood obesity.

New documents published by the DHSC reveal ministers are planning to switch to an updated nutrient profiling model, which ...

The ban - targeting ads for products high in fat, salt or sugar - is expected to remove up to 7.2 billion calories from children's diets each year, according to the health ministry.