Regulation of the Day 77: Banning Toys in Happy Meals

by Ryan Young on December 2, 2009

in Health and Illness, International, Nanny State, Personal Liberty, Regulation, Regulation of the Day

Roberto Zabrido, a government official in Spain, is “adamant that the Happy Meal and its ilk pose a risk.”

The solution? Legislation that “would ban restaurants and food manufacturers from including toys and prizes with their products.”

If Happy Meals – Happy Meals! – are Spain’s most pressing national problem, then that country is either the most trouble-free place on Earth, or else busybodies such as Mr. Zabrido have too much money and power. My bet is on the latter.

(Hat tip: Jacob Grier)

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