The Federal Trade Commission last week released the results of its study on food marketing to children and adolescents, showing that companies spent about $1.6 billion marketing their products to this age group in 2006. The report includes examples of healthy messaging used in milk mustache ads and recommends that all companies adopt nutrition-based standards for marketing their products. According to a Washington Post article, the product category with the highest expenditures, $492 million, was carbonated beverages, while the Milk Processor Education Program spent about $67 million on its advertising in 2006. An overview of the report and the full report are available online.