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We get that schools need support.
But does that support really have to come with promoting unhealthy ultra-processed foods (often high in sugar, salt, fat, and additives)?
Because marketing does not always look like an obvious ad.
Sometimes it shows up as sponsorships, giveaways, branding or partnerships in schools.
And over time, it:
- Makes unhealthy ultra-processed foods and drinks feel normal and familiar
- Encourages children to form lasting connections with unhealthy food brands from a young age
- Brings unhealthy food promotion into spaces meant to support children’s wellbeing
- Makes it harder for schools to create healthier food environments
All of which ultimately puts children’s health and their right to healthy environments at risk.
With tobacco and alcohol, we acted when the harms were clear.
So why is this any different?
We already know the impact ultra-processed foods and drinks have on health. And more people are starting to connect the dots.
Support removing unhealthy food and drink marketing from schools.
Part of an organization?
Reach out at hcc@healthycaribbean.org to explore how your organization can get involved.
Support removing unhealthy food and drink marketing from schools.
Part of an organization?
Reach out at hcc@healthycaribbean.org to explore how your organization can get involved.



Launch: May 2026
Scope: Caribbean (regional)
Channel: Social media
Purpose: To call for the removal of unhealthy, ultra-processed food and drink marketing from schools and protect spaces meant for children.











