Pressure group accuses food marketers of distributing misleading information in school
By Gemma Charles, 29 December 2008, 08:30am
LONDON - Vimto and Hovis are among the brands whose educational marketing activity have been slammed by a children's food lobbying group for peddling what it claims to be 'misleading or incorrect' information.
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