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Federal Trade Commission Issues Report on Food Marketing to Kids Print E-mail

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Federal Trade Commission Issues Report on Food Marketing to Kids

The new FTC study shows that there is a lot of marketing aimed at children, and let’s be perfectly clear it was not spent urging kids to eat fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. The food industry spent a billion and a half dollars urging children to eat fast food, sugary cereals, soft drinks, and other unhealthy foods.


By CSPI, USA.


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