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"The spread of obesity, especially in children, is a cause of concern everywhere in Europe. Overweight in Finnish children has also increased significantly in the past couple of decades. Environment, availability, parents, friends and school in turn influence the factors that regulate the development of children’s weight, i.e. dietary choices and exercise. Research indicates that also the volume and contents of advertising aimed at children shape consumption habits. Most of the foodstuffs marketed to children contain high levels of fat, sugar or salt. This is in conflict with public health goals and the World Health Organisation’s global strategy to promote healthy nourishment and exercise." Make this for my Marketing Law class...

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THE

HEALTH

PERSPECTIVE

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DIETARY

HABITS:from

EARLY

CHILDHOOD

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GOOD

ADVERTISING

PRACTICE

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ADVERTS SHOULD NOT

INVOKE

PARENTAL

RESPONSIBILITY

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DON’T

PRESSURE

PARENTS

TO BUY

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BUYING

LOLLIPOP

DOESN’T

MAKE

MOTHERS

GOOD

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ADVERTS SHOULD NOT

INVOKE

PARENTAL

RESPONSIBILITY

CONTAIN

UNNECESSARY

VIOLENCE

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ADVERTS SHOULD NOT

INVOKE

PARENTAL

RESPONSIBILITY

CONTAIN

UNNECESSARY

VIOLENCE

DISCRIMINATE

GENDERS

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ADVERTS SHOULD NOT

INVOKE

PARENTAL

RESPONSIBILITY

CONTAIN

UNNECESSARY

VIOLENCE

DISCRIMINATE

GENDERS

INTRODUCE

BAD HABITS

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Chocolate doesn’t have to be in a cigarette shape to taste good!

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RECAP

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