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Meal deals: Politicians vote to restrict multi-buy promotions in Wales

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The Senedd has voted to restrict meal deals in Wales after a vote on Tuesday. The legislation will limit the promotion of unhealthy food items in supermarkets, including a ban on certain unhealthy items from meal deals and other multi-buy offers.

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Senedd backs ‘buy-one-get-one-free’ ban amid obesity crisis

The Senedd backed plans to ban offers on unhealthy food and drinks including “buy-one-get-one-free” deals in an effort to tackle high rates of…

2 days ago

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Leader Live

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Senedd backs plans to ban unhealthy food offers in bid to tackle obesity

Senedd members voted 25-24 in favour of restricting the promotion and presentation of high fat, sugar and salt products

3 days ago·Wrexham, United Kingdom

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Daily Post

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The list of 16 unhealthy foods facing supermarket restrictions in Wales

The Welsh Government is introducing new regulations aimed at tackling obesity

3 days ago·Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom

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Meal deals: Politicians vote to restrict multi-buy promotions in Wales

Free re-fills and top-ups of sugary drinks will also be curtailed under the newly-passed legislation.

4 days ago·United Kingdom

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Wales Online

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Ban on deals on unhealthy snacks sold in Welsh supermarkets

There will be restrictions on how and where foods which are high in fat, sugar and salt, can be sold and free re-fills on sugar-sweetened drinks found in restaurants or takeaways will also be banned

4 days ago·Wales, United Kingdom

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‘Nanny state nonsense!’ Britain’s beloved meal deals under THREAT as Labour vote to ban them TODAY

The great British meal deal is set to be banned in Wales this evening when Labour votes through legislation restricting the sale of unhealthy food. The immensely popular lunch option sold by almost every UK supermarket has been described as a ‘lifeline’ by people struggling with Britain’s spiralling cost of living crisis.For as little as £3.60, Brits can get a main (like a sandwich, wrap or salad bowl), a snack (like crisps, boiled eggs or fruit…

4 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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