
Naina Patel
Associate in Commercial & IP transactions at Bristows LLP (London), qualified 2023, advising on technology, IP, advertising and data privacy matters.
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Sep 18, 2026
Bristows - Cease & Discuss: Navigating the new rules on advertising "less healthy foods"
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Rob PowellHOST
Because if as an advertiser you can produce clear nutrient profiling evidence that your product is not HFSS, then obviously it doesn't fall into the regulation of being a less healthy food.

Naina PatelGUEST
And you just mentioned there that the regulations obviously don't regulate every food and only specified categories are included.

Naina PatelGUEST
So some of the examples that we're going to be talking about today are things like confectionery, chocolates, cakes, biscuits, pizzas.

Naina PatelGUEST
Those are all things that you would imagine would fall into the regulations and those categories, and they do.

Naina PatelGUEST
But also other things that you may not expect, like sweetened yogurt products, that does fall within the categories of the regulations.

Rob PowellHOST
if you're trying to frame it as brand advertising, but you are inadvertently or effectively identifying a specific less healthy product within your range.