Sydney, May 19 : Majority of parents in Australia have urged the government to regulate junk food advertisements, as the commercials are making it harder for them to promote healthy eating habits among their kids, according to a survey.
The new survey released by consumer group Choice has shown that eight out of 10 parents want the Government to regulate the marketing of junk food to children.
And nearly nine out of 10 respondents admitted that junk food ads were making it difficult for them to promote healthy eating at home.
However, the survey did not reveal whether parents support a total ban.
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Melbourne, May 19: Burmese children affected by Cyclone Nargis face the risk of dying of starvation unless food is rushed to them, international aid agencies have warned.
Sydney, May 19 : Majority of parents in Australia have urged the government to regulate junk food advertisements, as the commercials are making it harder for them to promote healthy eating habits among their kids, according to a survey. 
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