Retail and Consumer

What are the implications of the government's proposed ban on so-called junk food advertising for business?

Published on 7th Aug 2020

Nick Johnson and Katrina Anderson discuss the UK government's recent announcement that it is proposing to ban adverts for foods high in fat salt or sugar (HFSS) including what this will mean for online platforms and broadcast TV.

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