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This briefing paper addresses the opportunities to limit the number of fast food takeaways (especially near schools) and ways to make fast food offers healthier.
A map, area deprivation chart and data tables showing the density of fast food outlets in England, by local authority and ward.
Following consultation with industry, the government will restrict unhealthy food promotions in stores from October 2022.
Rules banning multibuy deals on foods and drinks high in fat, salt, or sugar – including buy one get one free deals – will be delayed for another two years until October 2025.
New rules on advertising unhealthy foods online and before 9pm on TV across the UK after public consultation.
A new consultation has been launched on proposals to ban online adverts for foods high in fat, sugar and salt in the UK to tackle the obesity crisis and get the nation fit and healthy.
Promotions on food and drinks high in fat, salt or sugar (HFSS) in retailers will be restricted from April 2022, the government has confirmed today.
The government is seeking views on its plans to restrict promotions of food and drink products high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS) by location and by price.
Restrictions on multibuy deals and advertising foods high in fat, salt or sugar to be delayed for a year.
The food safety and hygiene regulations you must follow - the law, regulations
How food shops, manufacturers, and distributors must dispose of or handle former foodstuffs or food waste.
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