Coco Pops slammed for 'snack' posters
By Gemma Charles, 02 March 2010, 09:21am
LONDON - Kellogg has ended an outdoor campaign for its Coco Pops cereal amid complaints that it encourages unhealthy snacking among schoolchildren.
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