65 – Front-of-pack logo v. Guideline Daily Amounts: what's the better tool to promote suitable choices of packaged products in children according to health professionals?

doi:10.1017/S136898001200239X

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65 – Front-of-pack logo v. Guideline Daily Amounts: what's the better tool to promote suitable choices of packaged products in children according to health professionals?

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Information: Public Health Nutrition , Volume 15 , Special Issue 8A: ECOG 2010 and beyond – Taking childhood obesity off the menu , August 2012 , pp. 1583

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