The government hopes a ban on junk food adverts will prompt manufacturers to develop healthier recipes.

Britain is clamping down on junk food advertising, but new figures suggest adults are still consuming the equivalent of the ...

A landmark AHA science advisory reveals how ultra-processed foods harm heart health, urges targeting HFSS products first, and calls for bold policy reforms to reshape America’s diet. Ultraprocessed ...

The launch begins in February with two flagship hand-cooked flavours – Lightly Sea Salted and Devon Roast Beef – both reformulated to meet HFSS (High Fat, Salt, and Sugar) regulations “without ...

A ban on ads featuring High-Fat, Salt and Sugar products, also known as the Less Healthy Food ad ban, rolled out in the UK ...

The proposals would be some of the biggest and most controversial moves to hit the industry on health in the past decade ...

First introduced in 2007 and ramping up in the last few years, several restrictions have been put in place in the UK to limit the promotion and advertising of food and drink products that are high in ...

Despite covering some ultra-processed foods, the UK’s HFSS rules leave millions of daily calories unregulated, researchers say it’s time to rethink policy and tackle additives head-on. Study: Overlap ...

“Fancy a McMuffin in the morning? McNuggets for lunch? Or a big night in with a Big Mac? Get them delivered right here.” Ads like this, served on social media just when you are getting hungry, have ...

As the UK tightens the noose on junk food marketing, India's silence grows louder—raising whether public health or corporate profit will shape the country's food future.

For retailers, particularly those balancing trade relationships, digital platforms and retail media, the new rules represented a structural shift in how food brands could be promoted online.