characters on their packaging were high in sugar, saturated fat, salt and fat, with only 18 healthy products such as fruit, vegetables and water were found to use child-friendly cartoons. Tom Watson of the Labour Party said using playful characters to appeal to children is “grossly irresponsible”, and the Health and Social Care Select Committee issued calls for a blanket ban on ‘brand-generated characters or licensed TV and film characters which are used to promote foods high in fat, sugar or salt." Consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks dropped 25 percent in the 18 months after Chile adopted these regulations, which also included octagon front-of-package warning labels and a ban on junk food in schools. Interactions with furries on Twitter During its existence, the official Tony the Tiger Twitter account was repeatedly subjected to sexual requests by furries. At some point between May 6 and September 22 (and likely by July 15), 2018, the account was rebranded as Frosted Flakes. See also List of breakfast cereal advertising characters List of fictional cats References External links Kellogg's Company Timeline Cereal advertising characters American mascots Cartoon mascots Kellogg's characters Tiger mascots Fictional anthropomorphic characters Male characters in advertising Fictional tigers Feline mascots Mascots introduced in 1952 VTubers