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Ban sought on Moo and Tony
By Katy Morton,
Nursery World,
9 October 2008
A new Which? report calls for banning children's cartoon characters from advertising junk foods.
The report says, 'We want to see food companies play their part in the fight against obesity and diet-related disease by acting responsibly.' The survey, which looked at 19 cartoon characters displayed in leading supermarkets, found that none were promoting healthier foods to children. Which? found that Moo, Kraft Dairylea's cow, was the worst offender because of the high fat and salt content of some Dairylea products, followed by Intersnack's Pom Bear and Kellogg's Tony the Tiger. Which? says the Government has done nothing to address the issue since last year's report (News,...
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