Maya and Dev speaking to camera February 2024 Stunt Day Junk Food
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Zhainab in front of Big Ben at the FSM protest January 2023
Digivan Stunt Day February 2024 Junk Food

The Change We Want

Maya and Dev two Bite Back activists sit on a bench in front of a brick wall. It could be a station platform. Maya and Dev are holding up junk food products such as Kinder chocolate bars and Kinder surprises or Jammie Dodgers. Maya is making a face that suggests she is confused why she is being bombarded by these products and fed up with it.

Our latest campaign is here — and it may be our biggest one yet. Our new research reveals: 7 of the top 10 global food businesses are reliant on selling unhealthy products. The same number are also using child-friendly tactics to market unhealthy products to kids. The findings are jaw dropping – but we’re doing something about them, and we need your help.

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Why Bite Back?

From the moment we are born junk food has us surrounded.

Giant food companies flood our world with their products, then manipulate us using cute, colourful, clever marketing. They deceive us with packaging, and pump millions into making sure their junk-filled products are always in the spotlight. It’s constantly being forced down our throats. It’s the cultural wallpaper. It’s hidden in the small print.

Now, it’s endangering the health of a generation. The good news? It’s totally preventable. And we’re biting back.

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Back in 2022, our Youth Board set out on a mission — to expose the flood of junk food ads infiltrating our lives. First, we took to the streets to collect evidence of the problem — which wasn’t hard to find. With posters of soda, shakes, and sugar-filled snacks flooding our streets. The next stage...