TfL ‘junk food’ advertising ban absurd
24 April 2019
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Mark Littlewood writes for The Times Business
22 April 2019
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Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Telegraph
24 April 2019
Government and Institutions
Christopher Snowdon writes for the Spectator
Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the IEA, reveals how Transport for London has fallen foul of its own ‘absurd’ restrictions on so-called junk food advertising.
Chris highlights multiple TfL adverts which had to be scrapped or re-designed because they featured foods such as crisps, bread, and strawberries and cream.
Read the full piece here.
Chris highlights multiple TfL adverts which had to be scrapped or re-designed because they featured foods such as crisps, bread, and strawberries and cream.
Read the full piece here.
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