Kazakhstan Plans to Restrict Fast Food and Sweets Advertising to Children
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Kazakhstan's Ministry of Healthcare is preparing legislative amendments to limit advertising of fast food and sugary snacks to children.
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The Ministry of Healthcare of Kazakhstan is preparing amendments to national legislation aimed at restricting the advertising of fast food and sweets targeting children.
The regulatory initiative is designed to curb the marketing of unhealthy food products to minors. If adopted, the new rules will impact advertising practices in the food service, FMCG, and media industries across the country.
Source: Kapital.kz
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