New Toolkit to Stop Junk Food Marketing To Kids in Schools (via Voices for Healthy Kids)

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Companies spend over $150 million a year marketing mostly junk food to kids in schools.  Thorough corporate sponsorships, posters/signs, vending machines, ads on buses and scoreboards, these companies constantly target Latino kids and minority youth.

However, it doesn’t have to be this way. Parents can take a stand again junk food ads by using new Growing Healthy Change marketing resources and tips from the new Voices For Healthy Kids “Don’t Sell Us Short” healthier food marketing toolkit.

Access the toolkit here.