From today (5 January 2026), the HFSS advertising ban has come into effect – meaning tough new restrictions on the marketing of food and drink products high in fat, salt or sugar (HFSS). Paid ads for ...

This month, the UK government introduced laws to completely ban advertising of foods high in fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) on ...

A UK-wide ban on advertising certain foods and drinks high in fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) has come into force, restricting promotion on television and online in an effort to reduce childhood obesity.

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Nesta has forecast its plans will cost £45m for retailers to introduce, with biannual costs of £3.3m for periodic product ...

Food advocacy groups says the EU must overhaul its food rules now or risk leaving consumers, especially low-income families and children, exposed to misleading claims, weak enforcement, and unchecked ...

An absurd ban on advertising “unhealthy” food is nanny state overreach on steroids, says Oliver Dean Yesterday “adverts for less healthy food and drinks” were banned from being advertised on ...

Jane McDaid, Founder of THINKHOUSE, contacted some of the brightest and boldest thought leaders from the world of business, ...

The intent of the Less Healthy Food (LHF) is widely supported: reduce children’s exposure to LHF advertising and remove an ...

It is part of attempts by health bosses to stop the rising tide of childhood obesity, with one in 10 reception class-aged children classed as obese, according to UK Government statistics ...

New UK regulations banning the advertising of a wide range of 'less healthy' foods and drinks to children have come into force ...

The UK Government has introduced new rules banning adverts for 'less healthy' foods on TV during daytime hours and online at any time - but the changes have been met with mixed opinions ...