This goes well beyond television advertisements. Health groups have long called for a statutory system to regulate marketing of junk food to children on promotional websites, text messages, in-store placements, cinema adverts and posters - but until now, no one has set out what these arrangements might look like. I commend this report as the first serious attempt to design a truly comprehensive statutory system of regulation for non- broadcast food marketing. I very much hope that the debate it will undoubtedly stimulate will lead to action on how to control unhealthy food marketing aimed at children
