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UK MPs propose excluding food industry from obesity policy and banning junk food ads
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UK MPs propose excluding food industry from obesity policy and banning junk food ads
A cross-party health committee has recommended mandatory reporting on healthy food sales and a ban on outdoor advertising of high-fat, salt, and sugar foods.
- The health select committee’s report to parliament argues that preventing obesity requires radical regulation of food markets.
- MPs proposed excluding food businesses selling a high share of unhealthy products from shaping food and obesity policy.
- The report recommends a ban on outdoor advertising of foods high in fat, salt, and sugar by July 2027.
- The committee also proposes binding targets for large retailers to report healthy product sales, with fines for non-compliance.
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