Parents sue over 'junk food' TV ads

Parents and consumer groups in the US are suing the owner of a children’s TV network and cereal maker Kellogg in a bid to end junk food marketing to youngsters on television.

Parents and consumer groups in the US are suing the owner of a children’s TV network and cereal maker Kellogg in a bid to end junk food marketing to youngsters on television.

They want Viacom, which owns Nickelodeon, to stop showing adverts for sugary and fatty treats when more than 15% of its audience is made up of under-eights.

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