Girl Scout-branded candy is not marketed to children, says Nestlé

Disney’s new advertising standards for kids’ programming put it ‘ahead of the pack’, says CSPI

11-Jun-2012

The Walt Disney Company’s new standards for advertising to children put the media outlet ahead of the pack, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) – and the move should encourage others to follow suit.

Congress requests cost-benefit analysis for voluntary marketing guidelines

19-Dec-2011

Lawmakers have requested a cost-benefit analysis of proposed voluntary guidelines for restricting foods marketed to children, as part of a congressional spending bill.

CFBAI boss: Food advertising to kids is a ‘wholly inappropriate’ area for government intervention

03-Nov-2011

Food advertising to children is a “perfect example of a topic that is wholly inappropriate for government regulation”, according to the vice president of the Children's Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative (CFBAI).

Girl Scout-branded candy is not marketed to children, says Nestlé

Nestlé has denied allegations that it violated its commitments on advertising to children by co-branding a new range of candy bars with the Girl Scouts of the USA.

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