'Junk' food ad ban to hit £190m spend on primetime TV

by Mark Sweney,, Marketing 16-Nov-04, 08:30

LONDON - The government's plan to restrict TV advertising of 'junk' foods to children would wipe out £190m of expenditure by major brands trying to target adults during primetime.

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