Kellogg may stop marketing foods to children: reports
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Kellogg Co. is planning to announce that it will stop marketing some products to children unless the foods can meet its nutritional standards, according to media reports.
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Fearing an epidemic in child obesity, advocates in health-obsessed California urged federal regulators on Thursday to clamp down on advertising that celebrates America's love affair with fast-food.
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WASHINGTON -- Gerber Products Co. recalled all packages of its organic rice and organic oatmeal cereals Friday because of potential clumping of the baby food, which can pose a choking hazard.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 15 (HealthDay News) -- As a child's IQ rises, his taste for meat in adulthood declines, a new study suggests.
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BOULDER, Colo. - Whole Foods Markets is reconsidering whether to continue selling a line of microwaveable stuffed animals that an educator said could lead children to believe there is nothing wrong with putting their pets in household appliances.
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Ontario will ban junk food in elementary schools within a few weeks, Education Minister Gerard Kennedy said yesterday. The warning came as Kennedy said &quot;dozens&quot; of school boards have not complied with his
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The world's biggest cereal maker Kellogg's will make its food for children healthier, amid mounting pressure.
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Reports say No. 1 food company may divest Oscar Mayer, Post cereal lines and candy units. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Kraft Foods may put its well-known Oscar Mayer, Post cereal and Altoids brands up for sale as the No.
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U.S.-based babyfood company Gerber is recalling around half a million packs of organic rice and oatmeal cereal because of a risk babies might choke on the product, a spokesman said on Monday.
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Food marketed to children is being criticized as high in fat and sugar.
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11 big food companies have agreed to stop advertising products that do not meet certain nutritional standards to children under 12.
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A national survey shows that most children between the ages of 2 and 5 don't eat even close to the recommended amount of fiber, likely the result of their preferences for fiber-poor foods.
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Fast-food chain Burger King  Holdings Inc said on Tuesday that, beginning late next year, it  will limit advertising aimed at children younger than 12 to  food and drinks that meet strict nutritional guidelines.
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Campaigners are calling for rules on junk food marketing to children to be tightened.
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Kellogg's defends its cornflakes as "perfectly safe" after Danish authorities ban the sale of the its vitamin-enriched cereals.
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NEW YORK  - U.S. investigators have found  that children who ate oranges and bananas or drank orange juice  most days of the week before age 2 were significantly less  likely than other children to be diagnosed with leukemia before  age 14.
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Kellogg Co. said on Thursday that it would change the way it markets food to children and only promote products that meet certain nutritional standards for sugar, fat and sodium, fending off threatened litigation.