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Essay heading: Unethical Marketing Of Children'S Lunchbox Foods
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The worst cases surveyed,, using up to a combination of 10 marketing techniques on one product, included 'Attack-a-snack' (2.5 g/portion) 'Walker's Crisps'(1 g /packet) and the recently launched 'Stackem's' (2.3 g per pack). Each used a combination of marketing techniques specifically aimed at children and busy parents... displayed 300 characters
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These included;
• web-based promotions, such as design your own dairy-lea movie or an interactive web-enabled competition;
• text-messages;
• competitions, such as win a year's pocket money
• high profile endorsements, such as Gary Lineker
• cartoon endorsements such as the Simpsons,
• in-pack promotions, including games and colouring in
• health claims such as high in Ca, equivalent to one glass of milk
• convenient packaging, with 'ideal for lunches' or combination lunch packs
• TV advertisements specifically aimed at children,
• vouchers for schools,
• discounts such buy 2 for the price of three
• multi-buy packs... displayed next 300 characters
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