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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Spoon-feeding babies pureed food could cause health problems later in life a Unicef childcare expert has warned.
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Kraft says it has reduced the fat and salt content in its Lunchables snacks aimed at children.
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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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The cereal giant wants to limit its marketing of less-than-nutritious fare to children.
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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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The company behind the Atkins Diet  on Friday shrugged off a recent decline in interest in low-carb  diets as a seasonal blip, and its marketing chief said  consumers would cut out starchy foods again after picking up  pounds over the holidays.
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The nation's largest food company is moving to address growing concerns about childhood obesity and unhealthful eating habits.
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The UN's children agency warned Friday that a move by Indonesian authorities to relax mandatory fortification of wheat flour could put the health of Indonesian women and children at risk.
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Kellogg Co. plans to make popular brands like Pop Tarts, Froot Loops, and Apple Jacks healthier. But if the company's test kitchens can't match the taste, Kellogg said it will leave the recipes alone and simply stop marketing such products to children under 12.
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Kraft Foods Inc. on Wednesday said it would stop advertising products like Oreo cookies and Kool-Aid beverages to children younger than 12 as it works to deflect criticism that such foods contribute to childhood obesity.
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Some of America&#39;s largest food and  drink companies, such as Coca-Cola Co. and General Mills Inc.,  will adopt stricter controls on advertising aimed at children  under 12, according to media reports on Wednesday.
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Kellogg Co., facing a lawsuit and pressure from consumer groups, on Thursday said it will only market food to children that meets certain nutritional standards.
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King-size candy bars which have helped fuel Britain&#39;s expanding appetite and waistline will be phased out by some food companies in compliance with an official campaign against obesity, according to reports.
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Nutritionists have long been proponents of the benefits of eating breakfast. But many school-age children skip this all-important meal, citing time-constraints and convenience.
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The European Union wants firms to stop advertising junk food to children and to make food labelling clearer, the FT says.
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US cereal giant Kellogg announced Thursday new worldwide marketing standards, saying it would no longer produce ads aimed at children for products that fail to meet certain nutritional criteria.