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South Australia Bans Junk Food Ads on Public Transport

Summary by The Epoch Times
South Australia (SA) will become the first state to ban advertising for fast food products on its public transport network when a ban comes into force on July 1 this year. It will apply to products including chocolate, lollies, confectionery, desserts, ice creams, soft drinks, and chips. Until the move, advertising of such items was governed only by a voluntary code and industry self-regulation. However, research suggests that it isn’t effective…
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