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    Fighting Junk Food Marketing to Kids: a toolkit for advocates Fighting Junk Food Marketing to Kids: a toolkit for advocates Berkeley Media Studies Group Contents 1 Introduction Why we developed this toolkit‚ how you can use it 2 Food and Beverage Marketing: Targeting our kids Unhealthy foods are hurting our kids Kids’ purchasing power Food ads target kids Most food ads are for unhealthy foods Ethnic target marketing: it’s worse for communities of color 3 Marketing: More than just advertising

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    The argument as to whether or not schools should be able to sell junk food is a highly controversial topic. To begin with‚ there is the problem to defining junk foods. Are we talking about potato chips‚ soda‚ and Twinkies? What about fried chicken fingers‚ cheeseburgers‚ and pizza-foods many schools serve? Most cases‚ when faced with the decision‚ a child will no doubt choose what is offered without knowing it is a health issue. What would a change in the availability of these snacks teach children

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    Why do people eat junk food In the past‚ people used to ate home-cooking. Because home food is delicious‚ health and could be communicate between family. But‚ nowadays‚ people love fast food that quick and tasty. Moreover‚ that’s not enough good for our healthy. This change has had many effects. There are three reasons that make people change their habit it is lifestyle‚ money‚ and modern life. First‚ people who work‚ have very workload schedule they are always very busy in their work. They are

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    Should Junk Food Be Banned From Schools ? Junk Food is an informal term for food that is of little nutritional value and often high in fat‚ sugar‚ and/or calories. That means junk food is not healthy ‚ so we must Stop the addiction to it . Children and teens are addicted to junk food because they say it is very delicious and tasty . There are two sides for “should junk food be banned from schools?” Side A :Yes: It must be banned . Because It has been proven that children are THIRTY TIMES

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    I Mrs. Lynn April 21‚ 2013 Junk Food People today are becoming addicted to fast food without realizing the effects. Anywhere you go know‚ you will find a fast food store next to you‚ which is harming for children all around the world; most children now live and grow up on fast food. By eating junk food‚ which is filled with harmful calories‚ children won’t be able to develop their skills and harm their health. Children that don’t eat healthy nutritional food ends up harming their body in many

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    EXAMINATION ENGLISH PROJECT 2012 NAME: KAVINESH KUMAR FORM: 5B SUBJECT TEACHER: MISS DIPNA KUMAR SCHOOL: SANGAM SKM COLLEGE SELLING OF JUNK FOOD IN SCHOOL CANTEEN AIM AND OBJECTIVES Aim Highlight on junk food sold in school canteen. Objectives: * Types of junk food * Disadvantages of junk food * Alternative to junk food Acknowledgement I would like to extend my appreciation to the following people for further assistance and support in compiling this

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    10 Delicious‚ Healthy Junk Food Alternatives Over time‚ various ‘recreational foods’ have permeated into every aspect of our culture. We eat them not only for the way they taste‚ but also for entertainment. And despite ample and increasingly strong evidence about their risks to our health‚ we consume more than ever. While our individual reasons may be diverse‚ the primary motivation is the same in each. Scientific studies clearly demonstrate eating junk food has similar addictive patterns to drugs

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    child‚ junk food is bad for everyone. Teenagers and young children easily tend to develop the habit of gorging over junk food‚ which may well escort bad health consequences for them. It massively ruins their health and therefore‚ it is very important for parents and adults to keep a tight check on the diet and eating habits of their young guns. It is the only way of ensuring they eat a balanced diet which is nutritious and healthy enough to offer them sufficient amount of energy. Junk food not only

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    The current issue of junk food consumption and the overall obesity battle worldwide continues to expand rapidly. The suggestion to counteract this problem is the implementation of a “junk tax”. ProQuest states that‚ “’junk food tax’ refers to a tax placed upon fattening foods or beverages” (Par. 1). The intention of the tax is to minimize the consumption of unhealthy foods‚ which would expectantly lead to a healthier population. A junk food tax would also generate revenue for causes

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    that junk food in school has many negative side effects Central Idea: Junk foods found in cafeterias and vending machines of elementary and high schools must be abolished because of their negative effects on the children’s academics‚ the unhealthy eating patterns it creates‚ and the increasing risk of health diseases‚ harming the future generations. The Junk Yard School is defined as an institution for educating children. So should it not be teaching students about adopting healthy eating

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