A poster encouraging children to eat Kellogg’s Coco Pops as an after-school snack did not break advertising rules, a watchdog said today. The advertisement, featuring cartoon character Coco the monkey ...
Kellogg has pulled a TV ad in Australia for Coco Pops after it was found to have broken industry guidelines on marketing to children under the age of 12. The OPC said the ad broke the Responsible ...
LONDON — What is the difference between a McDonald’s Happy Meal and a box of Coco Pops? Beyond the obvious, one can be advertised to children on British television, and the other cannot. Other WRAL ...
Kellogg has brushed off criticism for its Coco-Pops outdoor campaign that encourages children to eat the chocolate-flavoured cereal after school. A spokesperson for the cereal giant told just-food ...
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