Marmite on junk food list

(I've got to stop reading the papers.)

"Last year, hard-hitting rules were introduced by Ofcom, the broadcasting 
watchdog, designed to ban junk food companies from advertising their 
products during times of the day when children were likely to be watching 
television. The move was an attempt to cut down on the growing problem of 
childhood obesity. However, controversially Ofcom used the Food Standards 
Agency (FSA) definition of junk food - namely, any product that had high 
levels of fat, salts and sugar per 100 grams.

This meant that a range of goods, including Marmite, honey, most breakfast

cereals, nearly all dried fruit, and many fruit juices were banned from 
being advertised."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/2263427/Raisins%2C-honey-and-Marmite-banned-from-children%27s-television-adverts.html

HL