TV companies face losing £100m after BMA food salvo

By John Tylee, Campaign, 10 June 2004, 08:30AM

LONDON - TV companies could lose up to £100m a year if Britain's doctors succeed in their demand for an advertising ban on unhealthy foods before the 9pm watershed.

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