As health and wellness brands brace for ad restrictions on Meta, marketers and advertisers seek more transparency

As health and wellness brands brace for ad restrictions on Meta, marketers and advertisers seek more transparency

In mid-November, Meta advised advertisers and agencies that it would “begin rolling out additional restrictions on certain categories of websites that are using Meta’s business tools” starting in January 2025.

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