为应对日益恶化的儿童肥胖问题,首领地政府近期考虑对那些以儿童为收视目标的垃圾食品广告设限,并计划要求超市收银台下架不健康食品。《时代报》消息,有数据显示,1/4首领地儿童处于超重或肥胖状态,同时,1/5堪培拉儿童每周至少饮用4杯含糖饮料。为培养儿童的健康饮食习惯,首领地政府决定对以儿童为收视目标的垃圾食品广告设限。除上述措施外,首领地政府还考虑禁止儿童体育项目将快餐券作为奖品,限制垃圾食品生产商赞助体育俱乐部,同时鼓励体育场馆与食堂供 In response to the deteriorating childhood obesity problem, the government of the leader territory recently considered setting limits on junk food advertisements targeting children and plans to require the supermarket checkout shelves unhealthy food. According to the Times, 1 in 4 leaders are overweight or obese while 1 in 5 Canberra children drink at least 4 cups of sugary drinks a week. To foster healthy eating habits for children, the leader government decided to set limits on junk food ads targeting children. In addition to the above measures, the government of the leader territory also considered banning children’s sports from using fast food vouchers as prizes, restricting junk food manufacturers from sponsoring sports clubs and encouraging sports venues and canteens to be provided