AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUPF Marketing to Kids: Campaigners say the next ultra-processed foods fight may hinge less on ingredients and more on packaging, branding, influencers, and digital promotions that shape children’s preferences—an approach compared to tobacco’s playbook. Bird Flu Trade Rules: Chile’s bird-flu regionalization is being recognized by the Philippines, allowing poultry imports from Chilean disease-free zones (with strict documentation and compliance), easing a blanket ban during outbreaks. Healthy Aging Agenda: Chile’s new president is urged to move fast on a healthy aging agenda, with a focus on improving access to services that help people live longer and healthier lives. Child Obesity Prevention: New reporting highlights how food warning labels and restricted sales can help reduce childhood obesity, adding to the push for stronger prevention policies. Conversion Therapy Crackdown: The Netherlands passed a law criminalizing conversion therapy, adding momentum to global efforts to protect LGBTQ+ youth from harmful “conversion” practices. Fisheries Transparency: Fifteen countries adopted the Mombasa Declaration to boost fisheries transparency and fight illegal fishing—an issue tied to public health and food security for coastal communities.
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