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Nutrition labelling legislation in South Africa: A scoping review of regulatory impact and related consumer behaviour

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Swa
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Cen
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OSF
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This scoping review will map all the available data on nutrition labelling legislation in South Africa, the related consumer behaviour according to studies that were conducted in South Africa, and then the proposed nutrition labelling regulation, R3337, will be discussed and potential barriers to the implementation of the regulation will be pointed out.

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Medicine and Health SciencesSocial and Behavioral SciencesLawFOS: Law

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