Food marketing to kids: Member states urged to implement new ASEAN standards to ‘protect’ children

By Pearly Neo

03-Jul-2024 - Last updated on 03-Jul-2024 at 03:49 GMT

The ASEAN Secretariat’s newly-launched food marketing standards to ‘protect’ children have put mandatory marketing policies and the establishment of a classification system at the core of its strategy, calling on the 10 member states to put these into action.

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