Urgent need to ban digital junk food marketing to children
Irish Heart Foundation at the Oireactas Committee on Tourism, Culture, Arts, Sport, and Media calls for ban on digital junk food marketing to children
Read MoreIrish Heart Foundation at the Oireactas Committee on Tourism, Culture, Arts, Sport, and Media calls for ban on digital junk food marketing to children
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