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Understanding digital food marketing to children and recent policy developments - HDHL Webinar

This webinar facilitated the exchange of current research and policy strategies focused on protecting children from unhealthy food marketing. A diverse group of experts was invited to share their experiences on the topic. Speakers, including Charlene Elliot, Olga Zhiteneva, Jean Adamas, and Liv Elin Torheim, discussed and explored both existing research and current policy efforts, while also considering future strategies. Insights from recent studies on teen-targeted food marketing were shared, as well as experiences in developing these marketing restricting regulations, with recent legislative examples from the UK and Norway and latest developments of the WHO. Additionally, a discussion on the challenges and successes of introducing these regulations was held at the end, highlighting the difficulties of industry pushback and the influence of political will. Throughout the webinar, there was a strong emphasis on the critical need for these policies, with the ultimate goal of creating an environment that encourages healthier eating habits for children and the broader population. Speakers: 🔹 Charlene Elliott, Professor at the University of Calgary 🔹 Olga Zhiteneva, WHO Regional Office for Europe 🔹 Jean Adams, Professor at Cambridge University and MRC Investigator and Programme Lead – Population Health Interventions 🔹 Liv Elin Torheim, Senior Advisor on Public Health Nutrition at the Norwegian Ministry of Health and Care Services 🔹 Edith Feskens, Vice-Chair of the HDHL Management Board, moderated this webinar Read more about HDHL: https://www.healthydietforhealthylife...