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Expected ban on junk-food ads may encourage healthy strategy changes for brands
Oct 30, 2012
Racheal Lee

Expected ban on junk-food ads may encourage healthy strategy changes for brands

SINGAPORE – The move by Singapore authorities to ban advertisements that make unhealthy food appealing to children is an expected move that some predict will help drive innovation in the sector.

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