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From October 2025, foods that are high in fat or sugar will not be able to be advertised ... both TV and online," he added. Under the ban, adverts will face restrictions if a product falls into ...

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The ban, first proposed by Boris Johnson’s Conservative government in 2021, will come into force in October next year.

The Food & Beverages sector has emerged as the top spender in TV advertising in the January-September 2024 period, claiming 23% ad volume share, according to a report released by TAM AdEx. The ...

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