📢 our latest paper: food marketing exposures associated with hunger and craving in adults, largely category specific (fast food ads -> fast food craving). Nice to use EMA in this space too, a useful tool for real world assessments.
https://t.co/ViwLEKrvWT
“Our thesis is that a primary cause of the rise in mental disorders is a decline over decades in opportunities for children & teens to play, roam, & engage in other activities independent of direct oversight & control by adults.”
Connected to city design.
https://t.co/idw2bRrpg7
✨ New research shows just 1% of advertising spend goes towards fruit & veg - compared to 33% on confectionary, snacks, desserts and soft drinks!
We're calling for food companies to increase the amount of marketing and advertising spend on #healthy and #sustainable food.
Read more: https://t.co/NuP8yEzWgd
#SOFI #COP28
"Supermarkets in England 'blatantly disregarding' rules over where they place crisps, sweets and fizzy drinks" 1/4 of 25 stores visited by @OHA_updates@food_active are still putting 'less healthy' foods in prominent locations https://t.co/bBoDl8I7Oh
👋 New blog!👀
Our latest entry reflects on what's been learned about the restriction of HFSS location promotions in England after one year🔎
Includes summary of initial sales data findings & examples of why future regs may need to be strengthened✅
👉 https://t.co/AlZwKGBG6g
New law in Colombia makes it one of the first countries in the world to explicitly tax ultra-processed food.
A great example for other countries and regions 🌎
https://t.co/fbG6yey36t
Sleeping on the streets is NOT a lifestyle choice. We don’t have nearly enough affordable homes, rents are soaring and this is leaving people destitute and forced to sleep rough.
This is a consequence of poverty. And poverty in this country has been exacerbated by policy choices
Based on recent experiments by @nesta_uk and @B_I_Team, here are are four tips for policymakers to build better public engagment with healthy-eating-policies https://t.co/Pgb7thk88w via @nesta_uk
Kinder find a way around bans on aisle end displays. Create an aisle end in-aisle. At children's eye level. Nice work @ferarrouk. Their public position on advertising to children: we market "primarily to adults" and to "young people 12 years or over."
We're surrounded by junk food. Every day we’re targeted. On our phones, our streets, even when we're walking our dogs 🐶
All at a time when the future health of nearly 1 in 3 children is at risk from food-related illness.
Click here — https://t.co/4MW5Dvg9IO #FuelUsDontFoolUs
A smart urban street tree canopy shouldn’t just be considered urban infrastructure… given all the many public interests supported by urban trees, they should be considered ESSENTIAL infrastructure. HT @davidlois_UNED for the graphic.
Pizza, plum cake and pickled red onion: how school lunches look across Europe. A fantastic detailed look at school food in Europe. https://t.co/3zLRarCaHA
So important for policy-makers to understand.
Although education has a part to play in any interventions that aim to improve health and reduce obesity, behaviour is influenced by a wide variety of factors with many of these outside of an individual's control.