Despite the EU Pledge, branded food websites still promote unhealthy foods to children. First, this paper describes the prevalence of online marketing strategies and the nutrient value of marketed foods on 49 Belgian and Dutch child-targeting food websites. Second, pledge criteria are evaluated for pledge and non-pledge members. About 88.5% of the online promoted products were unhealthy, whereas marketing features were still present at every website. The average nutrient scores did not differ significantly between pledge and non- pledge members. Future studies should examine whether children benefit from ad-break warnings and counter-advertisements to counter such online marketing techniques.status: publishe
Restricting food marketing to children is a key policy issue across Europe. Numerous regulatory and ...
There have been global calls to action to protect children (aged <18) from exposure to the market...
Objective: To examine the nature of the link between food advertising in UK magazines aimed at child...
Despite the EU Pledge, branded food websites still promote unhealthy foods to children. First, this ...
In the EU Pledge, food and beverage companies voluntarily engage themselves to stop marketing unheal...
Background: In the EU Pledge, the food industry has vowed to retain from unhealthy food promotion to...
Background: Rising levels of obesity in school-age children across Europe are causing increasing con...
Persuasive on-pack marketing strategies, such as colourful images and games, affect children's prefe...
Background: Food is one of the most frequently promoted commodities, and promoted foods are overwhel...
telling our kids about food?, Proceedings of the Social entrepreneurship, social change and sustaina...
Marketing unhealthy foods and beverages to children (M2K) fosters poor dietary patterns, increasing ...
Marketing unhealthy foods and beverages to children (M2K) fosters poor dietary patterns, increasing ...
Despite existing political commitments and policies, the latest evidence shows that children and ado...
This report presents the results of a pilot mapping of the current digital marketing landscape of fo...
Obesity in children and young people is a global health challenge. The widespread marketing of unhea...
Restricting food marketing to children is a key policy issue across Europe. Numerous regulatory and ...
There have been global calls to action to protect children (aged <18) from exposure to the market...
Objective: To examine the nature of the link between food advertising in UK magazines aimed at child...
Despite the EU Pledge, branded food websites still promote unhealthy foods to children. First, this ...
In the EU Pledge, food and beverage companies voluntarily engage themselves to stop marketing unheal...
Background: In the EU Pledge, the food industry has vowed to retain from unhealthy food promotion to...
Background: Rising levels of obesity in school-age children across Europe are causing increasing con...
Persuasive on-pack marketing strategies, such as colourful images and games, affect children's prefe...
Background: Food is one of the most frequently promoted commodities, and promoted foods are overwhel...
telling our kids about food?, Proceedings of the Social entrepreneurship, social change and sustaina...
Marketing unhealthy foods and beverages to children (M2K) fosters poor dietary patterns, increasing ...
Marketing unhealthy foods and beverages to children (M2K) fosters poor dietary patterns, increasing ...
Despite existing political commitments and policies, the latest evidence shows that children and ado...
This report presents the results of a pilot mapping of the current digital marketing landscape of fo...
Obesity in children and young people is a global health challenge. The widespread marketing of unhea...
Restricting food marketing to children is a key policy issue across Europe. Numerous regulatory and ...
There have been global calls to action to protect children (aged <18) from exposure to the market...
Objective: To examine the nature of the link between food advertising in UK magazines aimed at child...