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This mapping provides an overview of the latest regulatory developments and industry commitments in Latin America.
In August 2021, eleven of the largest global food and drinks brands agreed to further restrict advertising to children of products high in fat, sugar and salt. Join our webinar to understand the background to this voluntary global initiative and find out what compliance means in practice.
Chocolates, candies/confectionery, potato crisps, soft drinks and ice creams will no longer be advertised to children under the age of 13.
Self-regulatory organisations in five countries awarded for helping develop more effective and impactful advertising self-regulation
AEA and 18 industry associations in Spain call for a modern regulatory framework for advertising
Launch of “Responsible Advertising Footprint” is part of ANDA’s commitment to strengthen advertising self-regulation in Colombia
Our policy team gives a brief overview and explains the core focus areas of WFA's policy groups
It wouldn’t be the holidays without some crystal ball gazing. The WFA team predicts what will happen next year both in the wider world and internally within the marketing industry.
The digital platforms cannot be members of the WFA but we do work with them when it delivers benefits to brands and society. CEO Stephan Loerke explains how and where that happens.
An overview of Google’s new food marketing policies and a comparative overview of Google’s nutrition criteria versus the EU Pledge nutrition criteria.
This document outlines the key messages put forward by the WFA regarding the EU Commission's consultation on its “New Consumer Agenda”.
AANA’s new advertising Code of Ethics will take effect on 1 February 2021
The EU Pledge is a voluntary initiative by leading food and beverage companies to change the way they advertise to children.
This position paper outlines WFA's vision regarding data and privacy.
Alcohol beverage producers have developed a checklist of five key elements designed to help ensure minors’ social media experience is free from alcohol ads.
The Responsible Marketing Pact (RMP) aims to reduce minors’ exposure to alcohol marketing, limit the appeal of alcohol marketing to minors, and strive to ensure minors’ social media experience is free from alcohol ads.
A review of academic evidence on the effect of alcohol marketing on youth choices, preferences, and behaviours
Overview of the Responsible Advertising and Children (RAC) Programme meeting held on 19 February in Brussels.
ANDA Colombia’s ‘Autocontrol’ Commission approved by industry and government
Meeting overview, presentations and briefings from WFA’s Policy Action Group (PAG) meeting on November 26, 2019 in Brussels.
This webinar covers regulatory trends that may fundamentally restrict food and beverage companies’ longer term ability to connect with consumers in key markets around the globe.