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Food industry attacks Food Standards Agency policy on ads during children's TV
LONDON - The Food Standards Agency has been attacked by the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) for refusing to change a key element of its nutrient profiling model which governs which products can be advertised during children's TV programmes.
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