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Kraft to limit snack food ads to children

By Dan Roberts in New York and Gary Silverman in London

Published: January 12 2005 10:31 | Last updated: January 12 2005 20:15

Kraft Foods has promised to stop marketing junk food directly at children as the US government announced new health guidelines aimed at lowering consumption of salt and sugar.

The voluntary response by one of the world's largest food producers will phase out advertising of products such as Oreo biscuits and sugary Kool-Aid drinks aimed at children under 12.

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