MPs Propose Ban on Fast Food Near Schools to Combat Obesity
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MP'ler, Birleşik Krallık'ın her yıl 74 milyar sterlinlik maliyetle yaşadığı obezite krizini önlemek için, hızlı yiyecek zincirlerinin okullara yakın a

MPs are recommending a ban on fast food chains like KFC opening near schools, along with a ban on junk food advertising on billboards and public transport to tackle obesity. The Commons health committee also urges supermarkets to prominently display fruits and vegetables, and all food to carry front-of-pack 'traffic light' labels indicating healthiness. The government is urged to enforce transparency on healthy vs. unhealthy product sales and resist industry lobbying. These measures could significantly impact public health and economic efficiency.
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