Disney’s new diet for kids: No some-more junk food ads

<p>NEW YORK (AP) — There wont be any some-more candy, sweetened cereal or quick food on TV with a morning cartoons.
The Walt Disney Co. on Tuesday became a initial vital media association to anathema ads for junk food on a radio channels, radio stations and websites, anticipating to stop kids from eating badly by holding a enticement away.
First Lady Michelle Obama called it a game changer that is certain to send a summary to a rest of a childrens party industry.
Just a few years ago if we had told me or any other mom or father in America that a kids wouldnt see a singular ad for junk food while they watched their favorite cartoons on a vital TV network, we wouldnt have believed you, pronounced Obama, who heads a debate to quell child obesity.
The food that doesnt accommodate Disneys nutritive standards goes over candy bars and fast-food meals. Capri Sun extract (too many sugar) and Oscar Mayer Lunchables (high sodium) wont be advertised. Any cereal with 10 grams or some-more of ...