An interagency report on voluntary standards for marketing to children, originally scheduled to be presented to Congress this week, has been delayed, according to a report in "The Wall Street Journal." A spokesperson for Federal Trade Commission, one of the agencies in the working group, confirmed the delay but didn't provide a reason or a new target date, the article said. IDFA opposed the proposed standards when they were released last December, saying they would restrict many nutrient-rich dairy foods, like lowfat flavored milk and yogurt, reduced-fat cheese and fat free ice cream, from being marketed to kids and teens.