Cartoon ­characters on Asda’s own label cereal boxes are being axed in a bid to make them less attractive to kids and reduce pester power during the weekly shopping trip. The move is part of ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Cartoon characters such as Shrek could disappear from junk food packaging as part of a plan to fight childhood obesity under a ...

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For five decades he has been telling young TV viewers that a brand of sugary breakfast cereal is Grrrrreat. But Tony the Frosties Tiger could soon be on the endangered list following a new anti ...

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The removal of cartoon characters on Asda own-brand cereals will roll out in stores and online from 24 February 2020. Arrow MORE: Asda brings back its chocolate chip hot cross buns with 100 days ...

An Obesity Policy Coalition analysis of foods aimed at children through the use of cartoon characters reveals huge amounts of sugar, despite guidelines that are supposed to prevent unhealthy ...

Childhood obesity: Moves to overcome the problem include banning the use of cartoons to advertise unhealthy foods Mr Griffiths wants to introduce a 9pm watershed for TV advertising of "junk" food.