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Coke, Pepsi's New Global Commitment on Advertising to Kids Called Weak Print E-mail

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Coke, Pepsi's New Global Commitment on Advertising to Kids Called Weak

Coke and Pepsi are proving that it's hard to adopt a strong anti-obesity policy when your core products are major causes of obesity. The global commitment announced today by Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and other soft drink companies to stop targeting advertising to children under 12 is based on a weak policy followed in the United States, which suffers from one of the highest childhood obesity rates in the world.


By CSPI, USA.


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