Huhtikuussa 2020 julkaistussa
Lapsia on suojeltava epäterveellisten ruokien markkinoinnilta
– artikkelissa käytettyjä tieteellisiä lähteitä
Ruokamarkkinoinnin vaikutuksista lapsiin
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Muiden maiden ratkaisuja markkinoinnin rajoittamiseksi
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Haitallisten elintarvikkeiden verottaminen
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