Study shows a significant reduction in children's exposure to food and beverage commercials from 2013 to 2022, though most ads still promote unhealthy foods, especially on non-pediatric programming.

System1 ranked UK 2026 Easter ads on 30 March, with Lindt scoring 5.9 Stars - highest emotional response as HFSS rules reshape food creative strategy.

System1 ranked UK 2026 Easter ads on 30 March, with Lindt scoring 5.9 Stars - highest emotional response as HFSS rules reshape food creative strategy.

System1 ranked UK 2026 Easter ads on 30 March, with Lindt scoring 5.9 Stars - highest emotional response as HFSS rules reshape food creative strategy.

Cross-industry coalition launches awareness campaign as October 1 implementation date approaches for voluntary agreement.

System1 ranked UK 2026 Easter ads on 30 March, with Lindt scoring 5.9 Stars - highest emotional response as HFSS rules reshape food creative strategy.

System1 ranked UK 2026 Easter ads on 30 March, with Lindt scoring 5.9 Stars - highest emotional response as HFSS rules reshape food creative strategy.

System1 ranked UK 2026 Easter ads on 30 March, with Lindt scoring 5.9 Stars - highest emotional response as HFSS rules reshape food creative strategy.

Cross-industry coalition launches awareness campaign as October 1 implementation date approaches for voluntary agreement.

Advertisements for food have been a staple of the marketing industry for decades, enticing consumers with mouth-watering visuals and persuasive messaging. Whether it’s a television commercial, a billboard on the side of the road, or a sponsored post on social media, food advertisements are everywhere we look. But why is this form of advertising so […]

A witness told the Senate committee they would publicly press to curb television advertising of ultra‑processed foods, but said the surgeon general's office lacks authority to prohibit such ads.

It’s been five years since Sustain supported the Mayor of London to successfully implement the groundbreaking healthier food advertising policy across the Transport for London network in 2019. So five years and twelve more successful local government policies later, Fran Bernhardt reflects on progress.