The ineligibility of food products from across the EU for marketing to children according to two EU-level nutrient profile models.
Stefan Storcksdieck Genannt BonsmannMarguerite RobinsonJan WollgastSandra CaldeiraPublished in: PloS one (2019)
A large number of food products selling at scale in the EU do not meet the criteria of two EU-level nutrient profile models intended to restrict food marketing to children. Given the considerable market share of many such products, they are likely to be consumed widely and in some cases regularly, including by children, even without being marketed to them. Nutrient profile models could serve as benchmarking tools for monitoring and evaluating food product reformulation efforts.