Picture finding a forgotten magazine tucked in your grandmother's attic, only to discover a vibrant 1950s advertisement promising that Jell-O can transform your dinner party into something magical.

Just five minutes of exposure to junk food advertising can lead children to consume an additional 130 calories daily, equivalent to a small chocolate bar, according to new research. The study, ...

When it comes to food advertising, what you see is rarely what you get. A flurry of recent lawsuits wants to change that. Over the past few years, lawyers have been bringing class action suits against ...

Adverts for unhealthy food will be banned on the train network from December [Tyne and Wear Metro] Junk food adverts are being banned across the Tyne and Wear Metro network. North East Mayor Kim ...

Black youth and adults see between 9% to 21% more food and beverage advertising than their white peers. Neither Spanish-language nor Black-targeted television had advertisements for fruits and ...

Junk food adverts are being banned on council property in a bid to make the city healthier. The policy, green-lit by Cardiff council on Friday, is focused on sustainability and promoting healthy food ...

A study looked at a year of TV ads on a major, free channel in Australia. A new study in Australia looked at how much junk food advertising kids were exposed to and the numbers were staggering. Food ...

Both the FDA and FTC oversee regulations concerning truthfulness in advertising when it comes to food. In general, companies have to be truthful when it comes to the content of food, or the ...

Children are impressionable, especially when it comes to junk food, so it was a smart move that the White House and the U.S.Department of Agriculture announced on Tuesday a new measure that forbids ...

LONDON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Britain proposed a ban on online advertising of unhealthy foods on Tuesday, as part of its efforts to tackle obesity and improve public health - a mission it says has been ...

Adverts for food delivery service Gorillas have been banned for featuring “irresponsible” references to drug use and excessive alcohol consumption. The advertising watchdog has ruled that the company ...