Retail and Consumer

Advertising foods high in fat, salt & sugar?

Published on 8th Jan 2019

We look at how to make these adverts more appealing to the ASA.

We review a number of recent cases which highlight how much flexibility you might expect from the ASA when advertising foods that are high in fat, salt or sugar.

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