Khamzaev’s proposal concerns banning advertising of fast food and carbonated drinks, as well as actively informing citizens about the possible negative consequences of consuming such products.
The aim of the proposal is to combat obesity, a problem that currently affects 11% of the country’s population, according to Russian Health Minister Mikhail Murashko.
Such a step could be part of the state strategy to promote a healthy lifestyle among the population. According to the MP, limiting junk food advertising in the media will help reduce fast food consumption, which will have a positive impact on public health.
Source: Ferra
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