The Children’s Food Advertising Act (KLWG-E) planned by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture aims to protect children under the age of 14 from unhealthy food advertising. It prohibits the advertising of food and beverages to children whose nutritional value exceeds the recommended upper limits. The short study by DIW Econ, commissioned by foodwatch e.V., analyses the economic effects of this law from a macroeconomic perspective.
Economic and ecological transformation costs of mandatory reuse requirements
According to the German Packaging Act, the target for reusable beverage packaging is 70%. With a recent figure of 43.1%, this target is still far from being met, and political targets for increasing the proportion of reusable packaging are increasingly becoming the focus of public debate.
The economy of beverage packaging
The expert discussion on beverage packaging regularly neglects the economic context and focuses instead on ecological issues.
On behalf of the BGVZ (Bund Getränkeverpackungen der Zukunft GbR), DIW Econ has for the first time analysed the economic relationships.
The economic importance of the tobacco industry
A study commissioned by the German Cigarette Association
Increasing buying power of the retail sector
A study for the Markenverband