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1 INTRODUCTION Exposure to food marketing has an impact on children's and adolescents' food-related attitudes, behaviours (such as purchase and consumption) and body weight.1, 2 Food marketing exposure triggers the intake of unhealthy foods, elevating calorie intake that is not compensated for later, and therefore is linked to chronic overconsumption and weight gain.3 In addition, such marketing has a sociocultural impact through shifting dietary norms and changing the cultural values...
ORIGINAL RESEARCH Funding information: Bloomberg Philanthropies, Grant/Award Number: 43003; UNICEF, Grant/Award Number: 43286001 Summary Food and beverage marketing appealing to children and adolescents has an impact on their food preferences, purchases requests, consumption patterns, health outcomes, and obesity. The objective of this study was to assess the nature and extent of food and beverage marketing on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube posts in Mexico.
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