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New research reveals covert junk food marketing tactics

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New research reveals covert junk food marketing tactics.

Public health experts are calling for Government action to protect Australians from the influence of the unhealthy food, alcohol, and advertising industries.

Two new papers showcase industry tactics, from generating news coverage promoting unhealthy foods, to co-opting not-for-profit organisations to push-back against Government marketing reforms.

“Covert marketing of quick-service restaurants via news media in Australia : A content analysis” is available open-access here. Please credit the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health . The Journal is the official publication of the Public Health Association of Australia . All articles are open access and can be found here: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/australian-and-new-zealand-journal-of-public-health.

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