date:Apr 02, 2019
Retailers are being urged to crack down on early Easter egg sales to help tackle obesity after research revealed that half the British public have bought and eaten at least one Easter-related product despite there being over three weeks until Easter.
Research commissioned by the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) also found that 77% of people think supermarkets start selling Easter eggs and related treats too earlier.
57% of parents agree that their child has been tempted by Easter themed